India, Feb. 18 -- To the list of lopsided matches in this T20 World Cup, add Pakistan's 102-run win against Namibia, their biggest in the men's competition. After the capitulation against India, Pakistan needed to win this to stay alive and they did that by setting Namibia a target they have never achieved and then derailing the chase early. The smiles are back for the men in green and when the hurly-burly was done, television cameras caught Sahibzada Farhan obliging selfie requests.

With an unbeaten 100, his first in a T20 World Cup and Pakistan's first since 2014, Farhan helped set up the win. Farhan faced the first and last balls of the innings and 56 in between in which he hit 11 fours and four sixes. A push to cover helped Pakistan ...