In the ongoing 2023 Cricket World Cup, the Pakistani team is facing potential elimination, holding only a slim hope of advancing. However, one aspect where they excel is their catching efficiency.

Pakistan leads the ‘Catch Efficiency’ chart in the 2023 Cricket World Cup with a remarkable 86% success rate. In their seven World Cup matches, Pakistan managed to secure 37 catches while dropping just 6, achieving the highest success ratio and claiming the top spot.

The Netherlands closely follows Pakistan with an 85% success rate and 33 catches, securing the second position. Meanwhile, India and England share a success rate of 81% and have each dropped 6 catches. However, India has taken 25 catches, while England has a slight edge with 26 catches, resulting in a tie for the third place between the two.

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It’s worth noting that during their fourth World Cup match against Australia, Pakistan experienced a crucial dropped catch by Usama Mir, which proved costly as David Warner went on to score 163 runs.

This achievement in catch efficiency is a pleasant surprise for Pakistan cricket fans, especially as they are outperforming traditionally strong teams like Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, England, and India in this aspect. This is a significant milestone for Pakistan, considering their past struggles with dropped catches that have impacted their performance.

With just two crucial matches against New Zealand and England remaining, Pakistan is on the brink of elimination. Winning these matches is vital for them to enhance their chances of reaching the semi-finals. They must excel in seizing crucial moments in the game to solidify their position as one of the top teams in catch efficiency. Stay updated with all the World Cup 2023 news here!