'Hum Depression Mein Hai': Fans Roast Pakistan Team After Embarrassing 92-Run Collapse In 3rd ODI Against West Indies

The Pakistan cricket team were roasted on social media for their poor performance against the West Indies during the 3rd ODI on Wednesday. The Men in Green suffered a batting collapse and were bowled out for a mere 92 runs. This performance resulted in a massive 202-run defeat for Pakistan, marking their largest ODI loss by runs. The West Indies went on to win the three-match ODI series 2-1 after a gap of 34 years.

Fans troll Pakistan Team for poor performance against West Indies

Pakistan suffers record record-breaking loss to the West Indies

Pakistan, on Wednesday, for the first time in five decades, lost an ODI by more than 200 runs to the West Indies. The previous heaviest loss to the Caribbean side came during the 2015 World Cup in Christchurch, where Pakistan suffered a 150-run defeat.

In the overall history of Pakistan’s ODI cricket, this is only the fourth time they have lost a match by a margin exceeding 200 runs. Their worst-ever defeat came in January 2009, when they were thrashed by Sri Lanka by 234 runs in Lahore.

Coming to the match, Chasing a daunting target of 295, the visitors collapsed for just 92 runs in 29.2 overs, capping off a disappointing series performance.

Vice-captain Salman Ali Agha offered some resistance with 30 runs off 49 deliveries, while all-rounder Mohammad Nawaz remained unbeaten on 23 from 28 balls. However, the rest of the batting lineup failed to deliver, with five players Saim Ayub, Abdullah Shafique, Mohammad Rizwan, Hasan Ali, and Abrar Ahmed dismissed without scoring.

Jayden Seales was the star with the ball for the West Indies, delivering a career-best performance of 6 wickets for 18 runs in just 7.2 overs. Spinner Gudakesh Motie also contributed with two wickets and a catch in the field.

West Indies skipper Shai Hope led from the front with a brilliant knock of 120 off 94 balls, earning him the Player of the Match award. Jayden Seales was named Player of the Series