NEW DELHI: Pakistan put up a fight after Australia's mammoth opening stand in their ICC World Cup match in Bengaluru on Friday and then put themselves in a position to chase down Australia's 367/9, but eventually fell apart in run-chase. And the 62-run loss hasn't gone down well with former Pakistan players, who blasted the team for shot-selection and intent.
Speaking on a cricket show on news channel 'A Sports', former Pakistan skipper Shoaib Malik said that despite having all the skills, the team fails to execute in crunch situations and doesn't play like the current top teams.