Pakistan keen to shed 'unpredictable' tag


Cricket - ICC Cricket World Cup - England v Pakistan - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - June 3, 2019 Pakistan celebrate victory Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff

(Reuters) - After being routed by West Indies in their World Cup opener and shocking England on Monday, Pakistan are living up to their billing as cricket's most unpredictable side but quick Hasan Ali says they are determined to find a measure of consistency.

The 1992 champions went into their opener against West Indies on the back of 10 straight losses and did nothing to boost their confidence after being bundled out for 105 inside 22 overs en route to a seven-wicket drubbing.

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