New Delhi: Pakistan has lost both its first matches in the T20 World Cup 2022. Against India, they were defeated by 4 wickets on the last ball. Then Zimbabwe made a big upset by defeating them by one run on the last ball. After two defeats, it looks difficult for them to reach the semi-finals. However, there is still such an equation, due to which Babar Azam’s army can reach the last four of the T20 World Cup.
India will need
Pakistan is yet to play South Africa, Netherlands and Bangladesh in the tournament. If he wins all these matches then he will get 6 points. South Africa have three points in 2 matches. He has to play India, Pakistan and Netherlands. South Africa’s victory over the Netherlands is believed to be certain. On the other hand, if the team loses to Pakistan, then it will have 5 points in 4 matches.
This is where the real game starts. If South Africa beats India, they will have 7 points. That Pakistan will be able to reach only 6 points after winning their remaining three matches. To keep Pakistan’s chances of reaching the semi-finals alive, the Indian team will have to win against South Africa. India and South Africa are to be played in Perth on Sunday. If India lose there then Pakistan will almost be out of the tournament.
How will India reach the semi-finals?
Two teams from a group of Super-12 will advance to the semi-finals of the tournament. Apart from South Africa, India also has to play Bangladesh and Zimbabwe. India can reach the semi-finals even after winning two matches. Team India is also performing well. In such a situation, the road to the semi-finals does not look difficult for him.
Competition with South Africa will not be easy
The match between India and South Africa is to be played at the Perth Stadium. There is a lot of help for the fast bowlers here and South Africa have an army of fast bowlers. The team also has Kagiso Rabada, Wayne Parnell and Enrich Nortje in addition to Lungi Ngidi. In such a situation, the path of India will not be easy and this is the biggest tension for Pakistan.