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West Indies crushed Pakistan by seven wickets in a one-sided World Cup match at Trent Bridge on Friday, with the two-time champions showing they are a resurgent force in the one-day game. (AP Photo)
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Oshane stars with four-wicket haul
Fast bowler Oshane Thomas took four wickets as Pakistan were bundled out for their second-lowest World Cup total of 105 in just 21.4 overs on the second day of the competition in England and Wales. (AFP Photo)
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Pakistan's dismal World Cup outing
Pakistan's lowest World Cup score was 74, made against England at Adelaide on the way to their only World Cup title in 1992. (AFP Photo)
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Gayle's fifty guides Windies to victory
West Indies cruised to victory in just 13.4 overs, Chris Gayle top-scoring with 50. He reached his half-century off 33 balls with three sixes and six fours before he was dismissed off the next ball he faced. (AP Photo)
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Gayle records most sixes in World Cup history
During his innings Gayle, who calls himself the "Universe Boss", broke the record for the most sixes hit in World Cup history. He now has 40 maximums, three more than retired South African batsman AB de Villiers. (Reuters Photo)
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Mohammad Amir shines on World Cup debut
The only positive for Pakistan was three wickets for paceman Mohammad Amir, who had Shai Hope (11), Darren Bravo (0) and Gayle caught in an incisive six-over spell, on his World Cup debut after he missed the 2011 and 2015 tournaments due to a spot-fixing ban of 2010. (Getty Images)
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Luck eludes opener Fakhar Zaman
Opener Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam were the joint top-scorers with 22 each in an abysmal display of batting. The only other batsmen to reach double figures were Riaz, who scored 18, and Mohammad Hafeez (16). (AFP Photo)
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Holder, Russell rip apart Pakistan too
West Indies skipper Jason Holder took three wickets and all-rounder Andre Russell chipped in with two denting blows early on in the innings. (AFP Photo)