Pakistan's Hassan Ali has been included in the World Cup's failed XI so far in the disappointing Top 11, with 2 players from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
Looking at the results so far in the World Cup, the entire squad in Afghanistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the West Indies looks disappointing, but there are players from other teams, including them, individually. Appeared to be reversing the expectations.
An Indian newspaper has produced such players' elephants, it has the Somali government of Bangladesh at the top in terms of betting order, their average in the six matches is only 18.50; I was the highest scorer on my team.
Aidan Markram won South Africa in the Under-19 World Cup in 2014 but the senior mega event proved to be a nightmare for him, where he scored 106 runs in 5 innings at an average of 21.20, with a high score of 45 against Bangladesh, He was dropped from the match against India.
Sri Lanka had a lot of expectations with Kushal Mendez but they were disappointed with the scores of 0, 2, 30, 46 and 23. New Zealand's weakest wicket-keeper Tom Latham proved to be undefeated before the match against them and Pakistan.
Australian Glenn Maxwell has yet to make his presence felt with both bat and hair. Sri Lanka's Thaparpara too was disappointed. Andre Russell was regarded as the main weapon for the West Indies World Cup, suffering from knee injury and only 21 runs in 3 attempts before being out of the event.
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