Pakistan face two huge matches at the Cricket World Cup this week, including a meeting with their biggest rivals.
Having upset England, Pakistan saw their match against Sri Lanka abandoned, making their potential passage to the semi-finals more difficult.
They will face two big tests this week, firstly against Australia, before taking on India in a highly anticipated clash in Manchester.
Omnisport takes a look at what the next week has in store, along with the standings and key statistics from the tournament to date.
FIXTURES
Monday 10 June: South Africa v West Indies (Rose Bowl, Southampton) - 1030 BST start
Tuesday 11 June: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (County Ground, Bristol) - 1030
Wednesday 12 June: Australia v Pakistan (County Ground, Taunton) - 1030
Thursday 13 June: India v New Zealand (Trent Bridge, Nottingham) - 1030
Friday 14 June: England v West Indies (Rose Bowl, Southampton) - 1030
Saturday 15 June: Sri Lanka v Australia (The Oval, London) - 1030, South Africa v Afghanistan (Sophia Gardens, Cardiff) - 1330
Sunday 16 June: India v Pakistan (Old Trafford, Manchester) - 1030
THE WEEK'S BIG GAME
The end of the week is promising to provide one of the biggest matches of the tournament. Rivals India and Pakistan will meet at Old Trafford in Manchester in what looks like a blockbuster encounter. While both will undoubtedly want a win, it could be nearing desperation time for Pakistan, who have one victory from three games and also face Australia this week.
#TeamIndia gets two wins in two matches #CWC19 #ViratKohli pic.twitter.com/DME6zQ58PB
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) June 9, 2019
STANDINGS
1. New Zealand - 6pts from 3 games, Net Run Rate +2.163
2. England - 4pts from 3 games, NRR +1.307
3. India - 4pts from 2 games, NRR +0.539
4. Australia - 4pts from 3 games, NRR +0.483
5. Sri Lanka - 3pts from 3 games, NRR -1.517
6. Pakistan - 3pts from 3 games, NRR -2.412
7. West Indies - 2pts from 2 games, NRR +2.054
8. Bangladesh - 2pts from 3 games, NRR -0.714
9. South Africa - 0pts from 3 games, NRR -0.952
10. Afghanistan - 0pts from 3 games, NRR -1.493
LEADING RUN-SCORERS
1: Shakib Al Hasan (Ban) - 260
2: Jason Roy (Eng) - 215
3: Jos Buttler (Eng) - 185
LEADING WICKET-TAKERS
1: Lockie Ferguson (NZ) - 8
=2: Matt Henry (NZ), Mitchell Starc (Aus) - 7