Asia Cup Super 4: What would be Pakistan’s playing XI against India?
Indian all-rounder Jadeja has been ruled out of the tournament due to a knee injury
DUBAI: Pakistan are likely to field the same squad against India in Sunday’s Super 4 match that has played the last two matches in the Asia Cup, sources revealed today.
The arch-rivals will play each other tomorrow for the second time in the tournament at the Dubai International Stadium. The Men In Blue won the first encounter by five wickets.
Pakistan outclassed Hong Kong yesterday and qualified for the Super 4s stage joining India, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka.
The sources shared that team management has decided to retain the same team it played in the previous two matches and no change is expected in the final XI.
“The management is not in favour of making any changes due to fitness of players.”
On the other hand, the Indian team will not have the services of Ravendra Jadeja — who played a key role in the Indian victory the last time they played.
All-rounder Jadeja has been ruled out of the tournament due to a knee injury.
The Pakistani team will rest and no practice session is scheduled today. The players will train at the gym and pool at the hotel.
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