The ongoing T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates has so far been a successful event in terms of individual performance of the Pakistan team and players. Now the second round of World T20 is coming to an end and the four best teams have now reached the knockout stage ie the semi-finals.
England will play their semi-final against New Zealand on November 10 in Abu Dhabi while Pakistan will once again face Australia in the semi-final on November 11 in Dubai.
Pakistan and Australia have met three times in the ICC World Cup and once in the knockout stage of the T20 World Cup, while no match was played between the two teams in the knockout stage of the ICC Champions Trophy.
While various individual and team records are being set by the Pakistan team in this World Cup, now captain Babar Azam has the opportunity to set another record in the history of the World Cup.
