Pakistan failed to make it out of the group stage at the tournament, which was won by India, but both Imad and Amir performed decently. Amir was Pakistan’s joint-highest wicket-taker, along with Haris Rauf, with seven wickets from four bowling innings, and had an economy rate of 4.50. Imad didn’t do much with the bat – 19 runs at a strike rate of 65.51 – but picked up three wickets and had an economy rate of 4.00.
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