During a recent press briefing, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller engaged in a light-hearted exchange with a reporter, drawing attention to the surprising victory of the USA cricket team over Pakistan in the ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup. This banter highlighted the increasing interest in cricket within the United States, where the sport remains less mainstream compared to football, basketball, or baseball. US Department of State Spokesperson Matthew Miller roasts 🇵🇰 cricket team 🤣🤣 — ꜱᴀɴᴄʜɪᴛ (@sanchit_gs) The USA's win against Pakistan on June 6th made headlines as they triumphed in a thrilling match at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas.
Despite being considered underdogs, the USA team showed remarkable resilience and skill, securing their first-ever victory in a major ICC tournament, which ended in a tie and was decided by a Super Over. This victory not only marked a significant milestone for US cricket but also showcased the competitiveness of associate teams in international cricket. Co-hosting the tournament with the West Indies further signifies a growing partnership between cricketing nations in the Caribbean and North America.
Pakistanion ki har jagah li jaati hai keh keh ke liye jaati hai ..really.
Sad for Pakistani— The Beast Mindset🕉️🌍🚩 (@TheBeastMindset) With India leading Group A standings, the USA is in second place with four points, aiming to secure a spot in the Super 8 stage for the first time by defeati.
