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<\/div>\nPakistan have lost 2 of their first 3 group matches in T20 World Cup\u00a9 AFP<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n India’s victory over Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup 2022 Group 2 match on Wednesday has all but confirmed their\u00a0qualification for the semi-finals. Though there remain a few permutations and combinations that can see Rohit Sharma & Co. miss out, the victory over Bangladesh has given their case a huge boost. Parallely, the result has put Pakistan’s qualification chances in real jeopardy. But, all hope is not lost for Pakistan yet. Babar Azam<\/a> & Co. still have two games to play in the tournament, and if a few other results fall in their favour, they can still book their ticket to the last four.<\/p>\n Pakistan only have themselves to blame for the situation they are in at the moment. The match against India was such a close-knit affair that it could’ve gone either way. In the end, it was the Indian team that deservedly emerged victorious.<\/p>\n It was against Zimbabwe that Pakistan lost the plot and suffered a highly unexpected defeat. Babar’s men did defeat the Netherlands to keep their semi-finals hopes alive, but the situation is now quite skewed.<\/p>\n Scenario 1:<\/strong>Pakistan win both of their matches (against South Africa and Bangladesh), and South Africa go on to lose against the Netherlands. Pakistan will qualify for the semi-finals even if the Netherlands vs South Africa game is abandoned due to rain.<\/p>\n Comment below with emoji if this points table puts up a smile on your face #OneFamily<\/a> #T20WorldCup<\/a> #INDvBAN<\/a> @surya_14kumar<\/a> @ICC<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/YHFx0CyarA<\/a><\/p>\n\n