Pakistan captain Babar Azam expressed his disappointment in the team’s batting performance that led to their early exit from the T20 World Cup. The Green Shirts suffered a shocking defeat to the United States before falling to arch-rivals India, failing to advance to the Super Eight stage.

Despite a victory against Ireland, Pakistan finished third in their group, missing out on the Super Eight slots claimed by India and the US. Babar apologized to fans for the team’s sub-par performance, acknowledging that the players collectively made mistakes.

The team’s batting struggles, especially in capitalizing on powerplay overs and building partnerships, were a major disappointment. Babar emphasized the need for a reset in the team’s approach to white-ball cricket, stressing the importance of game awareness and common sense in modern cricket.

Following their exit from the T20 World Cup, Pakistan Cricket Board’s chief promised significant changes within the team, signaling a period of transition and reflection for the national side.