There will be a big clash between India and Pakistan before the World Cup! New Dhoni-Yuvraj to watch, see full schedule

New Delhi. The rivalry between India and Pakistan (IND vs PAK) is age old. Fans are willing to do anything to watch a high voltage match between the two teams. Recently, fans enjoyed great drama in the Asia Cup, where Pakistan suffered a crushing defeat. Now everyone is looking forward to the World Cup, but before the mega tournament, the two teams could face each other in the Asian Games. Where all eyes will be on Team India’s new Dhoni and Yuvraj.

Recently many players were given a chance in Team India. In July, the team’s young centurion Yashaswi Jaiswal made his debut. The very next month, IPL stars Tilak Verma and Rinku Singh made their debuts. These three players made many headlines in their debut. Many veteran players were so impressed with Tilak Verma’s batting that they called him the new Yuvraj Singh. At the same time, there was no answer for Rinku Singh, who capitalized on Dhoni’s finishing style with his batting in the middle order. All the three players are part of Team India for the Asian Games and are all set to defeat Pakistan.

How will the India-Pakistan competition be?

The weaker teams from Asia will have to go through the league matches while the top-4 teams will play directly in the quarter-final matches. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have been kept in this list. The complete schedule of cricket in the Asian Games has been announced by the Asian Cricket Council. In which the teams of India and Pakistan will face each other in their league matches on October 3. The capability of India and Pakistan is known. If both the teams beat the other teams, the finals could be a tight clash.

Asia Cup 2023 saw two great matches between India and Pakistan. But rain proved to be the villain in the match on September 2. After this, on 10 September, the two teams met once again, in a match in which India inflicted a crushing defeat on Pakistan.

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Tags: Asian Games, Rinku Singh, Tilak Verma, Yashaswi Jaiswal