Asia Cup 2023 Pakistani Captain Babar Azam Ahead IND Vs PAK Match They Will Give Hundred Percent In Match Against India | IND Vs PAK: Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s warning before the match against India, said

Babar Azam on IND vs PAK, Asia Cup 2023: In the Asia Cup 2023, the match between India and Pakistan has been played in the group stage, but the rain did not allow the fans to enjoy the entire match. Now both the teams will come face to face once in Super-4. Before this great match, Pakistani captain Babar Azam said that he will give his 100 percent in the next match against India.

The great match between the two will be played in Colombo, Sri Lanka on Sunday, 10 September. Regarding this match, Pakistani captain Babar Azam said, “We are always ready for big matches. We will give our 100 percent in the next match against India.

Rain became the villain in the first match

The match played between India and Pakistan in the group stage was canceled due to rain. In the match, Team India decided to bat first after winning the toss and made a total of 266 runs in 48.5 overs losing 10 wickets. Hardik Pandya and Ishaan Kishan played brilliant innings for India. Hardik scored 87 and Ishaan scored 82 runs.

Pakistan’s bowling can become difficult for India

In the Super-4 match against Pakistan, Pakistan’s bowling can once again trouble the Indian batsmen. In the first Indo-Pak match, the Indian top order looked completely helpless in front of Pakistan’s pace attack. It was the fast bowlers from Pakistan who showed the way to the pavilion to all the Indian batsmen. In such a situation, once Pakistan’s bowling can create problems for India.

Significantly, till now the dominance of Pakistan’s fast bowlers has been seen in the Asia Cup. All Pakistani pacers are present in the top-3 bowlers who have taken the most wickets in the tournament. Haris Rauf is at number one with 9 wickets. Apart from this, Naseem Shah and Shaheen Afridi are at number two and three respectively with 7-7 wickets.

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