Updated On: 01 July, 2019 06:19 PM IST | Leeds | PTI
Wahab, 34, was left out of Pakistan's preliminary squad for the tournament but, like his team, he has bounced back and is relishing forming part of a pace unit firing on all cylinders

Wahab Riaz
Leeds: Pacer Wahab Riaz says his team is not reading too much into the parallels being drawn with Pakistan's victorious 1992 World Cup campaign despite experiencing a similar resurgence.
Imran Khan led Pakistan to their first and only World Cup victory 27 years ago and the exact pattern of wins, losses and washouts is being followed in this summer's showpiece. But Wahab, who took 2/29 and was unbeaten on 15 in his side's three-wicket victory over Afghanistan here on Saturday, says the relentless mentality of his team is behind its remarkable resurgence.