nw

Nottingham: Twice the winner of the West Indies, winning the ICC World Cup, defeated Pakistan by seven wickets in their first match at the Trent Bridge ground on Friday. The West Indies piled up 105 runs in 21.4 overs. After the shameful defeat to Pakistan, Pakistani captain Sarfaraz Ahmed gave the statement, he is more shocked. He said that we do not think much about today's defeat. Sarfaraz said that the World Cup's first match was expected of a tough match against the West Indies but is feeling relieved that Mohammed Aamir, returning to the form, took all three wickets. Pakistan lost to West Indies by seven wickets due to a collapse of 105 runs. It was his 11th consecutive one-day match in ODIs. "The first thing to start here is very important," said Sarfaraz in the press conference after the match, "It is very important for our team to start, so we wanted to bowl first, I think we lost a lot of wickets at the beginning, so We could not return to the match. &q