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Pakistan’s ICC Rankings Drop Sparks Concern Among Fans

Pakistan’s ICC Rankings Drop Sparks Concern Among Fans

Pakistan ICC rankings have taken another hit this week, leaving fans frustrated and analysts worried. The national team slipped further in both T20 and ODI formats, highlighting serious concerns about consistency and game strategy.

Slide in T20 and ODI Standings

In the latest T20I rankings, Pakistan now stands at seventh place. It’s their lowest position in over four years. This drop follows disappointing performances against England, India, and New Zealand. The team lost several close games, which cost them vital ranking points.
The ODI picture isn’t much brighter. Pakistan has fallen to sixth place, just below South Africa. Although stars like Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi continue to perform well, their efforts haven’t translated into team success. The middle order remains unstable, and frequent batting collapses hurt their momentum.

Reasons Behind the Decline

Experts point to poor planning and overdependence on key players as major factors. In addition, Pakistan struggles to match the aggressive approach of modern white-ball cricket. Other teams have adapted faster, leaving Pakistan behind in both tactics and intent.
With the T20 World Cup 2026 approaching, this rankings drop acts as a much-needed wake-up call. The team must rebuild confidence, sharpen its strategies, and bring fresh energy to the lineup. Consistency, teamwork, and smart decision-making are now crucial for a comeback.
Fans still believe Pakistan can bounce back stronger. A renewed mindset and a fearless approach could help the Men in Green restore pride and regain their place among cricket’s elite.

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