Pakistan’s quest for World Cup glory begins on Thursday, June 6th, as they face co-hosts USA at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas. The team, bolstered by the return of Wasim and Amir, will be aiming to convert their hunger for victory into a historic World Cup win.
Pakistan batter Imad Wasim has revealed that his decision, alongside Mohammad Amir, to reverse their retirements from international cricket was driven by a singular goal: winning the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024.
Second Shot at T20 World Cup Glory
Both Imad Wasim and Mohamad Amir, who recently made themselves available for selection again, are set to feature in Pakistan’s upcoming T20I series against Ireland and England. Wasim acknowledged Pakistan’s consistent performance in reaching World Cup semi-finals and finals, but emphasized their yearning for the ultimate prize.
“We’ve been playing in T20 World Cup semi-finals and finals for a while, which is a great achievement,” Wasim said. “But the truth is, no one remembers the runners-up. We want to be champions.”
Pakistan Cricket: United for Victory
Imad Wasim underlined the Pakistan cricket team‘s unwavering focus on the World Cup. “The result is ultimately in God’s hands,” he said, “but the players are determined to win the tournament.”
Imad Wasim Return: Beyond Personal Gain
Imad Wasim, who initially retired in November 2023, highlighted that his comeback wasn’t motivated by personal ambitions. He stated, “I returned not for myself, but to represent my country with everything I have and finish my career on a high. We want to bring joy to our entire nation.”
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United and Unstoppable: Pakistan Team
Wasim expressed confidence in Pakistan’s potential. “Whether my contribution is big or small doesn’t matter,” he said. “As long as we play as a united team and reach our full potential, we can beat anyone.“
Pakistan’s quest for World Cup glory begins on Thursday, June 6th, as they face co-hosts USA at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas. The team, bolstered by the return of Wasim and Amir, will be aiming to convert their hunger for victory into a historic World Cup win.
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