🏏Asia Cup 2022🏆Super 4: India vs Pakistan - Match 2 Preview 🏏

India vs Pakistan Match Preview, Asia Cup 2022, Super 4, Match 2 (A1 v A2)

Another much awaiting match.

The main reason for this format is to get as many matches as possible between India and Pakistan on the international arena. As predicted these two teams are locking horns again today after their first clash on Sunday the 28th last week.

India won both their matches against Pakistan and Hong Kong to qualify for the Super-4s. Pakistan bundled out Hong Kong for 38 runs to win by 155 runs. Pakistan spinners have claimed 10 of their 15 wickets so far while Indian seamers have claimed 13 of their 14 wickets so far.

Asia Cup is heating up with top-2 teams from each group making the cut to the Super-4. India and Pakistan are the most sought-after games in the cricket arena and their political tension and absence of bilateral ties spices up their every meeting in the multi-nation tournaments.

In the second match of the Super Four of the Asia Cup 2022, the age-old rivals, India and Pakistan, will take on each other once again in this competition. The fixture between the two neighbouring countries will take place on Sunday, September 4 at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai at 7:30 PM IST.

After two consecutive victories in the competition, the defending champions are full of confidence and are on the path to recreating the 2018 glory. The death-over bowlers might have received the punishment in the previous outing against Hong Kong but the ferocious batting line up with the roaring Suryakumar Yadav and back-to-form Virat Kohli is a treat for the Indian camp. A big sigh of relief for Rohit Sharma with batters from the top-four contributing frequently. The Indian team will look to continue its winning streak against Pakistan in Asia Cup by winning the Sunday fixture.

On the other hand, the ongoing edition of the tournament for the Asian supremacy didn’t commence well for Pakistan as they had to suffer a defeat against their arch-rivals in the first game itself. The Babar Azam-led team bounced back in the following game against Hong Kong after bundling out the team for 38. The top order batters, Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman contributed significantly, which will be a boost of confidence for the entire unit. The two-time Asia Cup winners will look to settle their scores with the Men in Blue by emerging victorious on September 4.

Head to Head records in T20Is

Hope to see another scintillating match tonight.

I am eagerly waiting to watch tonight's Ind v/s Pak Match. I am sure, it will be very interesting one, a nail-biting match to all the cricket fans.

The first question to Pakistan captain Babar Azam at the press conference ahead of the India-Pakistan encounter on Sunday was seemingly harmless: “Dubai mein garmi zyada hain kya (Is it very hot in Dubai)?”

Babar promptly replied: “Garmi toh hain (It is hot)”. He then paused, seeming to realise the loaded undertone of the question, and said with a grin: “Hum zyada garmi nahin lete hain (We don’t feel the heat too much)”.

There was a time when Pakistan used to win every other match against India in general and almost every match in Sharjah in particular. And then, in the past two decades, India is winning fairly well bettering the overall record.

There’s always hype, whenever both these teams play any match.

Indians hype up due to their WC record.

Pakistanis might be hyping up due to another chance at putting this record straight.

Once the toss happens, it’s another match, it will be purely a cricket match, which everyone loves to watch.

Cricketers tell tales of their cross border friendships, while competing openly on the ground, nothing less than the Ashes, they play hard on the ground & party together, perhaps harder off the ground. 😍

Wow already a thread😆

Originally posted by: SoniRSippu21

Wow already a thread😆

Cheers..

I'll probably miss the match today

Will try to be there for the second half

All the best India! 🥳

Originally posted by: Bee222

I'll probably miss the match today

Will try to be there for the second half

All the best India! 🥳