T20 World Cup 2024: सुपर ओवर में USA ने पाकिस्तान को हराकर रचा इतिहास

This isn't just an upset-it's a systemic failure of Pakistan's cricket infrastructure. They've been relying on individual brilliance for decades, while teams like USA are building systems: academies, data analytics, youth pathways. The stats don't lie-USA's strike rate in death overs was 187, Pakistan's was 112. This was inevitable.

Pakistan is finished! What a disgrace! Babar choked, Shadab collapsed, Amir broke down like a broken toy! This is the end of Pakistani cricket! How can you even call this a team? Shame on everyone involved!

USA just proved that cricket isn't about flags-it's about heart. Look at that young squad-kids from Texas, New Jersey, Florida, who grew up playing baseball and picked up cricket on YouTube. They didn't have funding, they didn't have legacy... but they had grit. This is the future of the game. 🙌

The tactical discipline displayed by the USA team was textbook. Their field placements in the powerplay were calibrated to exploit Pakistan's middle-order weaknesses, and their decision to promote Noshir Kengzige as a finisher-brilliant. The bowling attack, led by Sourabh Netravalkar, maintained line and length under extreme pressure. This was not luck-it was preparation. The ICC should take note: global talent development is no longer optional.

Pakistan lost because they're soft. No guts. No spine. Babar should quit. Amir is a choker. End of story.

The shift in power dynamics here is structural. USA's win isn't an anomaly-it's a signal. The traditional powerhouses are operating under outdated models. USA leveraged biomechanical data, psychological profiling, and cross-sport athlete transferability. This is cricket 3.0. The next gen won't care about heritage-they'll care about results.

This was fixed. I told you. USA had insider info. The pitch was watered before the match. The umpires were paid. Pakistan was set up to lose. Why else would Amir bowl 3 wides? Coincidence? 😏

It’s strange how we measure greatness only by who beats whom. But what if the real victory is in the fact that a kid from New York, who never held a cricket bat till 16, just stood on the same field as Babar Azam-and didn’t flinch? Maybe history isn’t about trophies. Maybe it’s about courage.

Honestly, I’m just happy for the USA team. They didn’t have a legacy, didn’t have a fanbase screaming for blood. They just played. And that’s beautiful. Cricket’s soul isn’t in the big names-it’s in the underdogs who show up anyway.

USA’s win is a direct result of their 2022 ICC Pathway Program investment. Netravalkar’s economy rate in death overs (5.8) was best in tournament. Kengzige’s 3/30 was the highest wicket haul by a non-Test nation in WC history. Data-backed. No fluke.

I mean, I’m Indian, but even I have to say-this was epic. Pakistan’s batting collapse was brutal. But USA didn’t celebrate like they’d won the lottery. They just shook hands. Class.

Pakistan’s selection committee is incompetent. Why was Fakhar playing? Why was Amir bowling the super over? This is criminal negligence. Someone needs to be fired. Immediately.

Wait, so USA won? But they don’t even have a proper cricket board! This makes no sense. Maybe they cheated? Or maybe Pakistan just didn’t try? 🤔

This is what happens when you stop believing in your own legacy. Pakistan has become a joke. A team of overpaid celebrities who fold under pressure. USA didn’t beat them-they exposed them. And now the world sees it. Good riddance.