In numerous occasions (six times) in the World Cup up until this point, Pakistan has never outdone India, and the two countries will meet again in the worldwide at Old Trafford on June 16.
File Picture – India skipper Virat Kohli, in actuality, against Pakistan.
Previous Pakistan skipper Moin Khan Trusts the present national group can break its World Cup curse against India and register the nation’s inaugural prevail upon the neighbours in the up and coming ICC 50-over super occasion in the UK. In multiple times (6 times) in the World Cup up until now, Pakistan has never vanquished India, and the two nations will meet again in the worldwide at Old Trafford on June 16.
“This present gathering is fit for record an initial win over India in a World Cup in light of the way that there is capacity, there are significance and variety, and Sarfaraz Ahmed has now gelled the squad well,” Moin said on GTV News channel on Tuesday night. Nevertheless, Moin, who featured in various eminent matches against India and was a person from the 1992 and 1999 World Cup gatherings, said this time he is sure of Pakistan win.
“I express this in light of the way that our young fellows beat them (India) in the Champions Trophy two years back, and I feel that in English conditions in June we have better bowlers,” he said. Moin believes India and England would be the groups to beat in the World Cup.
“This ought to be an exciting World Cup, and I am supporting Pakistan to beat India. Our young men are in great spirits, and it is great they will go into the challenge in the wake of having played ODI matches against South Africa, Australia and England,” he said. He is like manner reinforced the move to have three weeks getting ready to camp in England before the World Cup, saying this would help the players in acclimatising effectively to the English conditions.
“Pakistan has been one gathering which has done well in England in the last various years and May-June the atmosphere can be uncommon, and there is sogginess in the pitches,” said Moin. The past Pakistan manager and boss selector in a like manner supported the landing of Sarfaraz as chief for the World Cup.
“I have no idea why this whimper was made about the captaincy after the blacklist constrained on him for an event drastically overemphasised to my mind. I have seen Sarfaraz lead the gathering and I know since he was a lesser and I have captained and educated him and I can tell you there is no better individual to lead Pakistan to assemble than him now,” Moin said.