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<h1>Batting Collapse for Loss - Misbah-ul-Haq</h1>
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq regretted losing wickets at consistent interims in the center overs and reprimanded the batting breakdown for his group's 76-run misfortune against India in a World Cup match on Sunday.
Pursuing a focus of 301 runs, Pakistan were agreeably put at 101 for two after 23 overs. At the same time opener Ahmed Shehzad's (47) rejection by Umesh Yadav set off a breakdown as they were soon diminished to 103 for 5 inside 25 overs.
They were never ready to recuperate from that blow and were at last bowled out for 224 in 47 overs.
"We lost some way or another with three wickets in the center. The pitch was better than average, and with the nature of their batting, 300 was a really decent exertion. In the event that all the batsmen had batted well, it could have been accomplished," Misbah said at the post-match presentation function.
"Two-three batsmen never got in, and got out in the first couple of balls. You can't say much in regards to that."
The 40-year-old veteran top-scored for his side with a valiant thump of 76 runs and played a solitary fight in pursuing down the forcing aggregate.
He lauded the Indians for their endeavors and said his group needs to shake off the disillusionment of the misfortune and focus on its next gathering amusement.