Pakistan captain Babar Azam joked about “ticket pressure” ahead of the much-awaited match against India. The exciting match between India and Pakistan will be held on October 14 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
Excitement and anticipation for the India-Pakistan match is high as India and Pakistan have had a bitter rivalry for many years. Matches between India and Pakistan are always exciting and highly anticipated. The rivalry between the two teams will unfold on and off the pitch, with former players and experts adding to the competition.
Talking to the media before the match, Babar Azam was asked if the team was feeling pressured ahead of the heavyweight bout, and responded that the demand for tickets was very high. Told. The Men in Green failed to win a single game against India in the ODI World Cup.
“There is a lot of pressure on tickets. Many people are constantly asking for tickets for such matches. We will not allow ourselves to be under pressure from outside. Execute the plan However, they changed their plans against India in 2017.
“It’s never happened before, but we did it. This is what we believe, we can do it tomorrow, and we’re going to go into it with confidence. ” Babar Azam said.
Pakistan has not won an ODI World Cup since winning the title for the first time in 1992. Since then, they have only reached the final once, in 1999, and are still aiming for their second World Cup title. A decisive win against India will help the team win the Indian Championship with confidence.
The Pitch Behaves Differently, There Was A Bit Of Dew – Babar Azam
Babar Azam believes that the toss will be important as the pitch behaves differently under the lights as there was some dew during the training session, and even without it he will be given the captaincy. He said he was never in any danger. You can’t determine a person’s ability by playing games.
“Throwing is very important in all the games we’ve seen here. The pitch behaves differently under the lights and there was a little bit of dew. Last night there was dew,” he said. added.
“I don’t think I will ever lose my captaincy because of this game. I will do what I can. “We will try to play like we did in 2019. We will try to execute the plan and enjoy the game,” Babar Azam added.
When two of cricket’s biggest rivals meet in Ahmedabad, India will look to maintain their perfect record in the ODI World Cup against Pakistan, while the Men in Green will look to turn things around for a historic It will be a great event – Saturday’s event.
