Pakistani players were "completely devastated"after their five-wicket defeat to Australia in the T20 World Cup semifinal but the dressing room was different in their opening match against arch-rivals India, batting consultant Matthew Hayden said.
Pakistan went into the semifinals with an all-win record but suffered a heart-breaking loss to the Australians whose batter Matthew Wade snatched a sensational victory by smashing three consecutive sixes in the penultimate over.
"The scenes in dressing room, it didn't shock me when you do play with your heart. Just how heart gets broken when you go into a match with expectations and it doesn't come off due to a number of different reasons," Hayden said in conversation with bowling coach Vernon Philander.
The footage of the conversation was uploaded by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
"Your heart is broken that's what really you saw in the dressing room, just scenes of complete devastation."
Hayden, who was hired for the duration of the T20 showpiece, said he saw a different Pakistani team during the comprehensive win against India.
"Going right back to the first match against India, from an outsider's perspective, looking at that change room the scene was entirely different, very calm, very relaxed and very balanced approach. It was such a huge match," said the former prolific Australia opener.
Philander, however, said that the big occasion got to the players a little bit and calmness factor was missing.