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Former Pakistan cricketers reacted with disbelief to their national team`s shock defeat against Zimbabwe in the first One-day International, saying both batsmen and bowlers put up an extremely disappointing performance. "If I was in the team management I would have not spared any of the players. It is difficult to comprehend how they could lose to a team which is struggling and placed at the bottom of the rankings," former Test leg-spinner, Abdul Qadir said.
Karachi (PTI): Former Pakistan cricketers reacted with disbelief to their national team`s shock defeat against Zimbabwe in the first One-day International, saying both batsmen and bowlers put up an extremely disappointing performance. "If I was in the team management I would have not spared any of the players. It is difficult to comprehend how they could lose to a team which is struggling and placed at the bottom of the rankings," former Test leg-spinner, Abdul Qadir said.
Pakistan were beaten by seven wickets in the first ODI after having won the Twenty20 series comfortably 2-0. Despite captain Misbah-ul-Haq scoring 83 and Muhammad Hafeez 70, Pakistan could post a modest 244 for seven, and Zimbabwe comfortably reached the target in 48.2 overs to win their first ODI against Pakistan since 1998.

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