Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has affirmed his team's readiness to face arch-rivals India in the much-anticipated Champions Trophy match scheduled for Sunday.
Naqvi, who visited the Pakistani squad's training grounds, noted that senior batsman Babar Azam missed the practice session but maintained that the team is in top form. He emphasized continued support regardless of the match outcome.
The stakes are high as Pakistan must win to avoid early elimination, while India eyes a semifinal spot. Political undertones persist, highlighted by a minor anthem gaffe and the release of Indian fishermen by Pakistani authorities.
Pakistan Gears Up for High-Stakes Cricket Showdown Against India
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