There was a time when we were at the top of the points table."

                     There was a time when we were at the top of the points table."

In the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia, the Pakistan cricket team has fallen far behind in the race for the semi-finals.

The three matches played on Sunday were crucial for the Pakistan team to reach the semi-finals, in which two matches brought Pakistan close to the semi-finals, but India's loss in the match between India and South Africa eliminated Pakistan from the competition. .

After India's defeat by South Africa in the match in Perth, Pakistan team is not completely out of the tournament according to the statistics, but to go to the semi-finals, Pakistan team needs a miracle.

How likely is it now for the Pakistan team to go to the semi-finals?

After the match between India and South Africa, Pakistani fans are once again looking at their team in the midst of disappointment.

In this regard, TV host and manager of Islamabad United Rehanul Haq writes on the social media website Twitter that "All the hopes of the Pakistani team are now on power, the first situation is that Pakistan wins its remaining matches and South Africa's Netherlands. If the match is canceled due to rain, then India will beat Zimbabwe.

Rehan-ul-Haq further writes that the other situation is that Pakistan wins both their matches and India's matches are rained out.

Pak's Requirements from Qudrat:

Scenario 1: Pakistan wins both their games, SA vs Netherlands is a washout or Netherlands wins, India beats Zim

 

Scenario 2: Pakistan wins both their games, both of India's matches are washouts. https://t.co/i95mXOePMJ

 

— Rehan Ulhaq (@Rehan_ulhaq) October 30, 2022

 

In his second tweet, Rehan mentioned another possible scenario and said that 'There is also a scenario if Bangladesh beats India, then it will come down to net run rate as Pakistan and India will have equal points, but I don't. Saying it will happen, just telling the situation.'

Pakistan's realistic chances of reaching the semis are now over. The only way they can qualify is: if they win their next two games and the low-ranked teams like Zimbabwe, Bangladesh or Netherlands create some upsets. Or they need some big help from weather. #T20WorldCup

 Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) October 30, 2022

 

Cricket statistician Mazhar Arshad said about Pakistan going to the semi-finals in the T20 World Cup that 'Pakistan's real chances of going to the semi-finals are over now, the only way we can go now is to play our next two matches. Win the matches and upset the smaller teams like Zimbabwe, Bangladesh and the Netherlands or the weather will help us a lot.'

If we're not defending 48 off 18 and we're not chasing 43 off 29 then we're not a semifinal team.

It's time to move on. #T20WorldCup

 

 Musad Afzal (@MusadAfzal) October 30, 2022

 

Disappointing comments from users are also being seen on Twitter as the chances of Pakistan team reaching the semi-finals are reduced.

"If we can't defend 48 runs off 18 balls and score 43 runs off 39 balls, then we are not a semi-final team, now is the time to move on," says Mossad Afzal.

Reminiscing about the T20 World Cup to be held in 2021, Hania writes that 'There was a time when we were at the top of the points table.'

1 run, only 1 run

 Babar (@AimenJavaid8) October 30, 2022

 

 Remembering the Pakistan-Zimbabwe match, Ayman writes, 'One run, only one run.'

That Zimbabwe Loss Will Hurt Forever

Over to WC 2023 I Guess & Only A WC win can heal these wounds!!! #T20worldcup

 

— Hamza Sheikh (@hamza007_) October 30, 2022

 

Hamza Sheikh writes that "The loss to Zimbabwe will always hurt us. I think we should think about the 2023 World Cup now. Only by winning the World Cup can these wounds be healed."