If Pakistan want to stay alive in the tournament, they need to give more than 100 per cent considering the way their today’s opponents South Africa (SA) are playing. For the 1992 World Cup champions, it will be a do-or-die clash after succumbing to pressure in their last three games versus India, Australia and Afghanistan respectively. It will be a big test for Babar Azam & Co at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. More than that, the real fear will be about facing criticism which will come from fans and former players if they lose today.

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