Pakistan vs England Pakistan’s best bowling attack in the T20 World Cup final
Pakistan vs England The best batting line-up against the best bowling attack in the T20 World Cup final
Pakistan’s success in the matches following losses to India and Zimbabwe is heavily reliant on the start provided by their new ball attack. Pakistan has the second-greatest Powerplay economy rate (6.19) and an average of any side that has competed in this T20 World Cup (18.58).
They have also taken the third most Powerplay wickets (12) during the tournament, which is why England will need to go unbeaten in this phase to take a dominating lead in the match. Instead of attempting to take on Pakistan’s bowlers, Alex Hales and Jos Buttler should concentrate on the wicket.
Pakistan vs England Pakistan’s best bowling attack in the T20 World Cup final
Watch England take on Pakistan in the T20 World Cup final on Sunday at Melbourne Cricket Ground (7 a.m. on TV, 8 a.m. start). England batted brilliantly against India but now faces a powerful Pakistan bowling assault.
It’s the tournament’s greatest bowling assault vs the tournament’s best-hitting lineup.
Pakistan’s bowling attack, which includes slick left-arm quick Shaheen Shah Afridi and leg-spinner Shadab Khan, has not been chosen to take for more than 160 runs in the tournament.
England’s merciless and deep batting lineup scored 179 against New Zealand before cruising to a 169-run victory over India in Thursday’s semi-final with 24 balls to spare.
Pakistan vs England Pakistan’s best bowling attack in the T20 World Cup final
In the triumph over India, just openers Jos Buttler and Alex Hales were required, with Buttler scoring 80 from 49 balls, including the match-winning six. Hales contributed 86 from 47 in a record T20 World Cup stand.
The struggle between England’s hitters and Pakistan’s precision pacemen and astute spinners will be intriguing to witness if the rain holds off and a game can be played.
“Each of their pacers bowls at speeds of up to 90mph, and they also boast a wrist-spinner in Shadab. They will attempt to bowl England out because if England bats well for 20 overs, they will reach 200 or more and I don’t see Pakistan following it down.
Pakistan vs England Pakistan’s best bowling attack in the T20 World Cup final.
Shadab and Shaheen have 10 wickets each, while Haris Rauf, who can bowl at the speed of light but also has an array of slower balls, has collected six, and Mohammad Wasim has seven. Of that group, only Rauf has gone at over seven runs and over across the tournament, with Naseem Shah going at just six.
Their bowling, not their batting lineup, has preserved them in this competition. There’s that new-ball threat, and they haven’t walked around the bases yet.
Pakistan has taken regular powerplay wickets in this competition, beginning with three against India in that historic game at the MCG on October 23.
They claimed two wickets in the first six overs against New Zealand in Wednesday’s first semi-final in Sydney. early scalps on Sunday might expose an England middle order with a lot of skill but not a lot of time at the crease.
Phil Salt, who was due to play at No. 3 if Dawid Malan’s groin issue kept him out again, had only a passing glance as Buttler and Hales smashed India for a combined 23 boundaries.
