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ICC T20 World Cup 2024: “We Do Not Know Much About Pakistan’s Strong & Weak Zones But…..”- Harbhajan Singh Makes A Staggering Statement Ahead Of High Voltage India vs Pakistan Match

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Harbhajan Singh‘s perspective highlights an interesting aspect of the cricketing dynamics between India and Pakistan. Matches between the two nations often carry a significant weight, not just in terms of sports but also culturally and politically. The limited exposure due to infrequent bilateral series adds to the anticipation and pressure surrounding these encounters, making them even more intense and challenging.

The countdown to the India-Pakistan clash at the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup is certainly building up excitement among cricket enthusiasts worldwide. The venue will be Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York on June 9. We can expect a fascinating contest in USA as both nations India & Pakistan will enlighten the crowd.

Playing against Pakistan is always tricky- Harbhajan Singh

India has had quite a dominant record against Pakistan in the Men’s T20 World Cup, winning six out of seven meetings. The last face-off between India and Pakistan was on October 22 in the ICC T20 World Cup in Melbourne Stadium, where Virat Kohli’s undisputed 82 runs helped India to emerge as the victors.

“At the end of the day, playing against Pakistan is always (tricky) as both countries do not play much against each other. We do not know much about their strong and weak zones but the Indian management keeps track of every player and their strong and weak zones,”

“In the bowling department too, Pakistan bowlers keep themselves mentally and physically strong. These aspects will be taken care of by the Indian team. These things will come into play when both sides will battle it out on the field,” Harbhajan Singh mentioned in the query from IANS during an episode of the ‘Star Sports Press Room’ show.

Harbhajan Singh‘s insights make sense. Pakistan’s unpredictability in cricket is well-known, and the conditions of the pitch can always pose challenges. However, focusing on their own strengths and adapting to the conditions seems like a wise approach for the Indian team.

He further mentioned that:

“It also depends on what decision you take on that particular day. You know Virat Kohli plays cover drive beautifully but bowlers still check him in the same area to get an outside edge in the slip. These chances you have to take according to the conditions. It is not important how much you know about your opponent but how much you are aware of your game. That is what matters the most and everything else is basic,”

The T20 World Cup is going to take place in the USA and the West Indies. The Caribbean, Kensington Oval in Barbados, Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad, Providence Stadium in Guyana, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua, Darren Sammy Cricket Ground in St Lucia and Arnos Vale Stadium, St Vincent will be the hosts. In the USA, apart from New York, Broward County in Lauderhill, Florida, and Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas, Texas, will be the venues.

The Super Eight stage sounds like it will bring even more intensity and excitement to the tournament! Splitting the teams into two groups of four based on their performance in the first round adds an extra layer of competitiveness. It also ensures that the top-performing teams from the initial rounds retain their advantage, maintaining their seeding as they progress through the tournament.

Also Read: ICC T20 World Cup 2024 : Former Pakistan Skipper Misbah-Ul-Haq Reveals That Pakistan Has Mental Block When It Comes To Playing India In WC Ahead Of T20 WC 2024.

 

 


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