On February 12, India secured a significant victory by defeating Namibia by 93 runs at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium, marking their largest win in T20 World Cup history. Despite this impressive margin, the performance highlighted several weaknesses in the team's game, casting doubts about their readiness for the upcoming crucial match against Pakistan on February 15. The match against Namibia emphasized issues that could be detrimental if not addressed.

The match showcased a few standout players but revealed critical flaws, especially in India's lower middle-order batting. Previously, during the game against the USA, this area had already shown to be shaky, leading to concerns regarding consistency and depth in their batting lineup. Meanwhile, performance from key players like Axar Patel and Rinku Singh faltered against Namibia, raising alarm bells as the team transitions to face Pakistan, one of their main rivals.

As the team reflects on their victory, coaches and players will surely be analyzing what went wrong, aiming to bolster their strategies ahead of the looming high-stakes match against Pakistan. Winning against Namibia may have set a record, but if the team cannot rectify these blunders, they may face a tough challenge on the weekend. This upcoming encounter is filled with pressure, and addressing these issues is crucial if they hope to maintain their status in the tournament.