A slip-up against India on Sunday would confirm Pakistan exit from the tournament in group stages. On the other hand, India, having beaten Bangladesh, just need a win to confirm a place in the knockouts. It is to be noted that India are playing all their games in Dubai.
Before the high-octane clash, Haris Rauf pointed out that Pakistan’s two wins over India three years back will act as a confidence-booster for Mohammad Rizwan’s men.
“No doubt, it will boost our confidence. We have beaten India here in back-to-back years. We will try and repeat the good things from those games and try and beat India. I hope it’s a good match,” Haris Rauf told reporters in Dubai on Friday.
“No doubt, the record is good. But it depends on the pitches. It might be a spin track. We will look at the conditions and try and use them well,” added the Pakistani pacer. koushik
