Former England captain Michael Vaughan has boldly predicted that Pakistan could emerge victorious in the upcoming 2024 T20 World Cup.

Former player Michael Vaughan believes Pakistan will win the 2024 ICC World Cup in the West Indies and the United States of America. He's been making a lot of predictions about the Men in Green lately.

During a local podcast, Vaughan addressed the challenges Pakistan cricket is currently facing, describing the situation behind the scenes as "chaotic". Despite these difficulties, he expressed confidence that Pakistan has the potential to be a formidable team and win the T20 World Cup.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan, known for his candid opinions, recently made a surprising prediction for the winners of the 2024 T20 World Cup. Vaughan shared his choice on his official X account (formerly Twitter) and responded to a post, which featured an excerpt from his podcast discussion with Australia's legendary wicket-keeper-batter Adam Gilchrist and others. Although Vaughan did not pick his own home team as the likely winner, his prediction still caused a stir.

In a turn of events that surprised many cricket enthusiasts, Vaughan picked Pakistan as the likely winners of the 2024 T20 World Cup. Despite Pakistan's disappointing performance in the 2023 ODI World Cup, Vaughan showed his faith in the Asian team and wrote: "They will win T20." WC @clubprairiefire” when the podcast handle poked fun at him by sharing a part of him talking about the recent upheavals in Pakistan cricket.

Vaughan said: “They have put together a new team. My friend Mohammad Hafeez has taken on the role of director and head coach, so he will be running things, which is fantastic.”

He added: "The chairman of the selectors is now Wahab Riaz and I note that he continues to play in the Pakistan Super League (PSL). What I appreciate about his appointment is that he was captain of the PSL and Babar Azam, who was fired, held that position.”

Earlier, Michael Vaughan had predicted in his video that Babar Azam would score a lot of runs with his technique on the upcoming Australia tour.