The cricket debt has increased day by day. Pakistan will embark on a mission to kill India today in Ahmedabad after reading this mantra. Babar Azam's team is still reeling from a record 228-run loss against India in the Asia Cup. Not only this loss, Pakistan has not beaten India in the last five matches. The answer to everything can be a win. The curse can only be lifted if India loses on the world stage.
It doesn't matter the opponent's ground, crowd support or recent form. The goal is one and unique; Pakistan wants to win at any cost. India's target is no different. Rohit Sharma's team does not want to lose their pride. The two arch-rivals want to make their mark on the stage of the world once again. India wants 1 lakh 32 thousand spectators to witness it in Ahmedabad. Pakistani fans are also keeping an eye on the TV screen at 2:30 PM.
Now waiting for the match to be made on the field taking the India-Pakistan cricket war to a new height. The fans are waiting to see the same. Both teams are in great shape in the World Cup. Both teams have won both of the two matches played so far. India beat Australia and Afghanistan convincingly. On the other hand, Babar Azam's team is obsessed with the third victory after defeating the Netherlands and Sri Lanka.
But Pakistan is thinking of Rohit-Kohli's great rhythm. On the other hand, the strength of Pace, the strongest department of the team, is slightly reduced. At the same time, the team's best batsman Babar Azam did not get runs. Babar's return is the most important to beat India. But the hope is that even though Babar did not get runs in the last two matches, the rest made up for it. Shafiq, Imam and Rizwan are impressive with the bat. Showing great responsibility.
India's batting unit has always been world class. All the batters are in rhythm. Bowling is also good. Jasprit Bumrah bowled the career best in the World Cup in the last match. The team looked at him. Also Kuldeep and Jadeja can be formidable on their day. All in all, the cricket world is waiting to see a great cricket battle.