Pakistan cricket team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed has said that he is not losing faith in his team after the humiliating loss to West Indies in Friday's match at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The Pakistan skipper was speaking at the post-match press conference. "We have 8 matches left and I have full faith in my team's ability to perform better. We'll try to forget this match and come back strongly in the next one," said Sarfaraz. West Indies beat Pakistan by seven wickets and with 218 balls remaining and handed the Pakistan team one of their worst defeats in the World Cups in match 2 of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 on Friday. WI beat PAK by 7 wickets | Pakistan vs West Indies Highlights And Cricket Score 2nd ODI Match.

West Indies captain Jason Holder won the toss and decided to put Pakistan to bat first in Friday's game. The West Indies bowlers bowled short-pitch length consistently, but with great pace and accuracy. The result was that Pakistan were bowled out for 105, their second lowest total ever in all the 12 editions of the World Cups. The Pakistani batsmen were found wanting on the short-pitch balls and were heavily criticised by fans and former Pakistani players. West Indies Exploit Pakistan's Short-Ball Woes to the Hilt as Pakistan Bowled Out For 105 in ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, PAK vs WI Match.

However, Sarfaraz called it a "bad day" and ensured the fans that with "8 matches still to go", the Pakistan team is looking to make a comeback in the tournament.

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The West Indies team chased down the total of 106 to win in just 13.4 overs. Chris Gayle scored 50 off 33 balls and hit three sixes to become the batsman with most number of sixes in ICC Cricket World Cups, going past South Africa's AB de Villiers. The only positive for Pakistan in the match was that Mohammad Amir looked back in form and picked up three wickets in the match, but in vain as West Indies registered a thumping victory.

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