Pakistan starts from behind: Sangakkara

 Sri Lanka's former captain Kumar Sangakkara advised against being unpredictable in the upcoming World Cup match against Pakistan. The legend says that despite the recent times Pakistan has the power to overthrow any opponent, they believe that. He said Pakistan is always a tough team. Although they are not in the list of favorites, they are able to glow at the last moment. So all the parties need to be careful about Pakistan.

Pakistan's recent one-day cricket is going to be very bad. The last 11 one-dayers have not won any (an abandoned). Pakistan's last win in ODIs in January this year Pakistan has not won any bilateral series or tournament since June 2018. The Asia Cup failed, 1-1 in the three-match series with New Zealand, 3-2 series series against South Africa, 5-0 margins for Australia, 4-0 in the five-match series against England. This is the recent picture of Pakistan. So, in the upcoming World Cup, many people think Pakistan is weak. But Sanga is not thinking about it.

In an interview given to Pak Passion, Sri Lankan superstar said, "In recent form Pakistan will be wrong to think that Pakistan is poor. They are more powerful than any team. They started from behind to great success. The latest Champions Trophy proves that. So there is no reason for taking Pakistan easy. Everyone must be careful about Pakistan.

Sangakkara feels that if they reach Pakistan in the knockout stage, it will be difficult to stop them in the league stage. He said, 'Pakistan is always an under attack team. But if they reach the knockout phase, they will become even more overwhelming. Can defeat any team. '

Sangakkara believes that the bowlers of Pakistan need improvement more. "Pakistan's bowlers did not do well in the last series in England. They scored over 300 runs in all the matches. So, in the World Cup, Pakistan's bowlers need to improve and perform better. "

Pakistan will start their World Cup campaign with a match against Afghanistan today. They will then play their second and final preparatory match against Cardiff on 26 May. Pakistan will start the main fight against the West Indies at Nottingham on 31 May.