Pakistan Vs West Indies World Cup 2015 FULL SHOW Yeh Hai Cricket Dewangi 21 February 2015

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Watch Yeh Hai Cricket Dewangi 21 February 2015 Pakistan Vs West Indies World Cup 2015 .. West indies vs pakistan 21 february 2015. Pakistan lost from west indies in world cup 2015 2nd odi match.. Pakistan fans are so angry on their defeat that they broke their tv sets in their homes.. Shoaib akhtar bashing the whole team of pakistan and players over the defeat and loosing from west indies,, West Indies reduced Pakistan to 1-4 as they secured a crushing 150-run victory and their first win of the World Cup. Jerome Taylor dismissed three batsmen for ducks and captain Jason Holder also struck in Pakistan's first 19 balls. It was the worst start to an innings in World Cup history and Pakistan were all out for 160 in 39 overs in Christchurch, with Taylor taking 3-15. Andre Russell smashed 42 not out off 13 balls as West Indies hit 115 from the final 10 overs to finish on 310-6. After such an entertaining display of big hitting at Hagley Oval, few would have expected the drama that followed. Pakistan vs West Indies 21 Feb 2015 - Pakistan 4 Batsmen Out For DUCK Shoaib Akhtar Bashing Different Players of Pakistani Cricket The previous worst start to an ODI was made by minnows Canada, who were 4-4 against Zimbabwe in Port-of-Spain in 2006. West Indies' Jason Holder became the youngest captain to win a World Cup game at 23 years and 108 days, beating Shakib Al Hasan who was 23 years and 338 days when he led Bangladesh to victory over Ireland in 2011. Fast bowler Taylor dismissed Nasir Jamshed with the second ball of the innings, Younus Khan with the sixth and Haris Sohail with the 18th in a devastating spell of three wickets for one run that left Pakistan's hopes in disarray. Holder added to Pakistan's misery by removing Ahmed Shehzad - the only Pakistan player to have scored a run - next ball. Russell soon sent Misbah-ul-Haq on his way for seven before Sohaib Maqsood (50) and Umar Akmal (59) stopped the collapse. Sammy ended their stand of 80 and wickets continued to fall before Pakistan were all out with 11 overs remaining. "It was a wonderful performance," said West Indies skipper Holder. "We batted really well. "Russell, Lendl Simmons and Darren Sammy added impetus at the end of the innings, then Taylor was excellent with the new ball." The defeat leaves 1992 champions Pakistan, who face Zimbabwe on 1 March in their next match, bottom of Pool B after two emphatic defeats. "It was a tough day, especially after we won the toss," said Pakistan skipper Misbah. "The guys batting up front have been struggling a bit, and that made it very difficult for us, especially on a pitch like that, with the ball seaming a bit. We just have to pick ourselves up." West Indies will go into their next game on Tuesday, also against Zimbabwe, on a high having eradicated the memories of their humiliating defeat by Ireland. We also upload other world cup 2015 cricket special shows by Pakistan like Yeh Hai Cricket Dewangi 21 February 2015 ,Score 21 February 2015 , Har Lamha Purjosh on ary news 21 February 2015, Pak India takra 21 February 2015 , Mission World Cup 21 February 2015 and pakistan vs india 21 February 2015.. Pakistan suffered their second consecutive loss as they were handed a crushing 150-run defeat by the West Indies who rode on Andre Russell's all-round show in a completely one-sided cricket World Cup match at Christchurch on Saturday. Russell smashed 42 runs of just 13 balls at the fag end of West Indies innings, hitting three fours and four sixes, after half centuries from Denesh Ramdin (51) and Lendl Simmons (50) to help his side score a challenging 310 for 6 after being put into bat. He then grabbed three wickets for 33 runs as the West Indies bundled Pakistan out for 160 in 39 overs to post a massive win at the Hagley Oval. Pakistan, on the other hand, dished out a listless performance in all departments of the game to slump to their second defeat in the showpiece tournament. They had lost to arch-rivals India by 76 runs in their campaign opener on February 15. Opting to field after winning the toss, Pakistan let the West Indies off the hook after reducing them to 28 for 2 as the Caribbeans cruised to 310 for 6 by scoring 115 runs in the final 10 overs. Butter-fingered Pakistan fielders put down four catches while their bowlers, except Mohammad Irfan (1/44) and Shahid Afridi (0/48), bled runs at nearly seven an over before their batsmen produced the worst ever start to fold up for 160. Pakistan's hopes of chasing the stiff target virtually ended in 3.1 overs as by then they had lost four wickets for just one run in an unbelievable show of spineless batting. The loss will put Pakistan in a difficult position to qualify for the knock-out stage from seven-team Group B. In the process, Pakistan dished out the worst batting show ever by top four batsmen of any team in an ODI, surpassing four wickets for four runs by Canada against Zimbabwe at Port of Spain in a tri-series match.