Neither Pakistan nor Zimbabwe had the World Cup they would have needed however for one of them, the result was more awful. Pakistan went from a competition in which their batsmen reliably let their intense pacers down, to an arrangement where the same happened, with the exception of that the assault had additionally lost some of its zip. Their 3-0 whitewash on account of Bangladesh has abandoned them ninth in the ODI rankings - which would mean, as things stand, they would pass up a great opportunity for the 2017 Champions Trophy - and something besides a 3-0 win over Zimbabwe will see them drop focuses. In spite of the fact that they have the security of realizing that regardless of the possibility that that happens, they won't slide any further down the rankings in light of the fact that Ireland are a long ways behind on only 50 focuses, it will broaden the crevice between them, on 87 focuses, and West Indies and Bangladesh, who are on 88 focuses each, which implies there is a ton all the more on this for Pakistan. Just like the case for Zimbabwe, who are a far off 11th on the rankings on 45 focuses and why should pointing turn into a main eight group so as to naturally fit the bill for the 2019 World Cup. The best way to do that will be for Zimbabwe to begin winning. Excellent as their aggressive endeavors have been following Dav Whatmore assumed control - and their change has been clear as they stay in diversions for more and take them more profound - it has not interpreted into achievement yet. On the off chance that that does not change soon, Zimbabwe's World Cup result could go the same path as Pakistan's.
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