India defeated Pakistan on October 14 and maintained their ICC World Cup record. Let’s find out how the Pakistan media reacted to the colossal collapse of the Pakistan batters, who scored 155/3 in 30 overs and were then bowled out for 191 in the next 12 overs.

Pakistan Today mixed no emotions and reported the India-Pakistan match like any other game, even though it called it a “disappointingly one-sided encounter”. “India outclassed Pakistan in all areas of the game as they defeated the green shirts.” Seven wickets at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, improving their ICC Men’s World Cup record against their arch-rivals to 8-0,” it said it.

“India maintained their unbeaten streak as they beat Pakistan by seven wickets in the blockbuster match of the 2023 World Cup in Ahmedabad on Saturday,” Business Recorder wrote.

“India expresses its World Cup intent with Pakistan’s all-out destruction in Ahmedabad,” the Friday Times wrote, calling the loss a “one-sided affair that left Pakistan with only questions and no answers.”

The News International quoted Pakistan captain Babar Azam as saying that the national team was “not up to par” in the “lopsided World Cup defeat.” “At the post-match ceremony, he acknowledged the team’s failure in both batting and batting also bowled and admitted that the target of 191 runs was below average,” he wrote.

“Pakistan fails to break the spell as India improves World Cup record to 8-0 in the all-around,” Geo News wrote. “India has outclassed Pakistan in all respects,” it continued.

“Disappointment, disbelief and resignation seem to be the three emotions overwhelming Pakistan fans after the Pakistan vs India World Cup match on Saturday. We came, we saw and we broke,” DAWN wrote.

Legendary Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar said: “What a waste of opportunity with a great batting wicket. Disappointed. Very disappointed. How well the Indian bowlers bowled! Well done!”