New Delhi: All points will be in Colombo where India will face Pakistan on October 5 at the World World Cup. The hosts started their campaign with a convincing 59 victory over Sri Lanka, while Pakistan suffered a heavy defeat against Bangladesh, stepping out for just 129. Against the background, former Indian cricket Saba Karim believes India has entered the game as a clear favorite.When asked if this could be the hardest Indian clash, Karim was blunt. “No, no, the hardest game will be against England, Australia, and New Zealand.Karim also discussed logistics, stating that Pakistan played all their games in Colombo. “They cannot make that advantage because they do not have quality, you need to be a strong team to use the conditions for your benefit, and unfortunately Pakistan is not at that point,” he said.In the field of Colombo, Karim highlighted the strength of India’s rotation. “Low Wickets and the ball turn away.“The political infertility of the clash was also addressed. Karim confirmed that the Indian women’s team would follow the example of men from the Asian Cup and would not shake hands with Pakistani players. “Not to that point, but BCCI has made its stand very clear. The Indian women team will behave in the same way as the men’s team at the Asian Cup. There, but when you are in the field, everyone will focus on the cricket,” he said.The question of competition also appeared, referring to Surya Kumar Yadav’s speech on the head record to the head of the man. Karim explains his views on what defines competition. “For me, competition exists when two teams are equal over time, when the competition is close, and the players give more than 100 percent in the field. That defines the right competition.” Seeing women’s games, she acknowledged Indian dominance. “In Odi women against Pakistan, India has won every game. Most competitions have one side. India is far forward in terms of skills, resources, and support from BCCI. The gap shows how many India has moved forward. This is not a competition in traditional meaning. “The former cricket reflects India’s confidence after their opening victory. “In the first game, India lost four early wickets, but the team showed endurance. We had previously thought Smriti Mandana and Harmanpreet Kaur brought all the responsibilities of hitting, but others stepped. The depth will be a major stimulation of Pakistan. “
The fitness of the main bowl is also discussed. Renuka Singh Thakur, who has missed the game of pressure, may be accompanied by Pakistan. “It is a strong possibility, he plays an important role in the new ball, especially to the right hand, and Pakistan seems exposed to the type of transmission. India is flexible and can make changes based on the situation,” Karim said.
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When asked if any of the Pakistani players could pose a threat, Karim was measured. He said they were not true -to be a threat, but India would be ready for them. Overall, India is much superior, although no team needs to be taken lightly.Karim concluded that while the head record to the head of India was in favor of them, the fundamental would still be key. “India has a strong line of beating, bowling depth, and experienced. Spinners is a real asset. If they maintain their focus and continue to manage the pressure, they can handle Pakistan comfortably and set themselves for a long World Cup run.
