ICC World Cup Special Page | Points Table Despite some late defiance from captain Sarfraz Ahmed and freewheeling number nine Wahab Riaz, Pakistan succumbed to a 41-run loss to Australia on Wednesday and are now in an increasingly precarious position in eighth place in the standings. Asked if the defeat made the high-pressure match against India at Old Trafford a must-win affair, Imam admitted: “Yes, we’ve had one game rained off which was very important for us – every game now is very important for us, so yes you can say that. We must improve our fielding ahead of India clash, says Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz “Obviously, to be part of that kind of game, it’s great. It’s in Manchester, lots of Pakistani fans there – so I’m really excited about it. It’s a huge pressure game, obviously. Pakistan and India, there’s a lot of mysteries behind that but we want to just focus on our cricket strengths and how we can get better.” Imam also felt “hugely disappointed” after getting out tamely just when he thought he was in a position to inspire his side to a famous win over defending champions Australia. Pakistan’s opener looked in fine form and…