Watch: What teary-eyed Kamran Akmal said after USA upset
After the shock loss, Pakistan skipper Babar Azam conceded that his side was guilty of taking things 'a little lightly' and failed to come good in any department of the game. Playing their first-ever World Cup, USA stunned 2009 champions Pakistan after both the teams ended at identical scores in normal play at Dallas' Grand Prairie Stadium. In the Super Over, as Pakistan failed to chase down 19 runs, US clinched their second successive win in the tournament.
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After the shock loss, Pakistan skipper Babar Azam conceded that his side was guilty of taking things 'a little lightly' and failed to come good in any department of the game. Playing their first-ever World Cup, USA stunned 2009 champions Pakistan after both the teams ended at identical scores in normal play at Dallas' Grand Prairie Stadium. In the Super Over, as Pakistan failed to chase down 19 runs, US clinched their second successive win in the tournament.
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