Babar Azam's makes bold statement ahead of Asia Cup clash against India
We always knew the schedule and how much we have to travel. So, it’s become important how we look after our players" Babar Azam said.
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September 10 will feature the third Super Four match of the Asia Cup 2023 between India and Pakistan at the R. Premadasa International Cricket Stadium in Colombo. Undoubtedly, this matchup will be one of the most anticipated contests of the tournament. Therefore, both fans and experts anticipate a fiercely competitive contest. Therefore, it will be intriguing to see which side prevails in cricket's most storied rivalry.
Notably, India and Pakistan faced off in the tournament's third encounter. Throughout several phases of the game, rain was a hindrance, and the game was eventually abandoned with both teams having earned a point. With their upcoming Super Four match, supporters would prefer a day that is not plagued by rain.
In the meantime, ahead of the Asia Cup 2023 match, Pakistan captain Babar Azam took center stage and opined that his team will have a distinct advantage over India in terms of understanding the playing conditions due to the number of games played in Sri Lanka and Pakistan in recent weeks.
"Given the constant cricket we play in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, you could say we have the upper hand (over India). We have been playing in Sri Lanka for roughly two months. We have participated in Tests, a series against Afghanistan, and the LPL... Babar Azam stated in the pre-match press conference that our team has an advantage.
We always knew the schedule and We ha ve planned: Babar Azam
Babar Azam also discussed the team's preparation for the frequent travel between Sri Lanka and Pakistan for the matches. He opined that the side's preparations were thorough. "We were always aware of our itinerary and distance to travel. Therefore, it is essential that we care for our participants. Everything has been meticulously plotted, Babar Azam said.
With both teams preparing to face off, the high-octane clash between India and Pakistan could once again be a nail-biter that leaves supporters on the edge of their seats.
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