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Pretty cool stats, didn't know about it. Where did you find this anyway, guess through commentators?
Pakistan was bit lucky and rain is their only ally so far.
I got these stats from sports star magazine as there was a world cup review edition during that time (was moving and cleaning everything as i am shifting my home and found a bunch of old magazines) and when i watched that i saw many dropped catches and i used to wonder i rarely see these butter hands in the past and the most famous missed catches actually costed them the world cup in the past, like Herschelle Gibbs dropping Steve Waugh and literally the world cup in 1999 and actually Gibbs was throwing the ball in the air to celebrate and not actual butter hands like we see today but it slipped and that cost them the world cup and then the famous 1992 world cup when Imran Khan himself promoted himself to motivate the team and he was really lucky that he got a life in the form of dropped catch and then went on to score the highest score for the team and winning the world cup.
But if you take a look at 54 dropped catches in the entire 2019 world cup, the standard of catching has gone down tremendously and every match you will see dropped catches which we rarely see in the past and there was a time when South African fielding standards were a benchmark to the world but now they do not have that standard and they missed many catches but if you compare the past strangely India just missed one catch in the 2019 World cup edition and the fielding and fitness has improved tremendously. The butter hands in the team are Rohit Sharma and Ishant Sharma
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Rain is ruining the match, all the breaks Pakistan had made them loose their composure and thereby lost the wickets and the morning session is delayed by rain.