India vs Pakistan Cricket 2016 Live Streaming Info Time How To Watch Asia Cup Cricket Team Match, India vs Pakistan Cricket 2016 Live Streaming Info Time How To Watch Asia Cup Cricket Team Match.India and Pakistan will face off in the fourth game of the Asia Cup 2016 T20 2016 at Dhaka on Saturday. Both the nations are up on their feet and all set to witness the captivating encounter between arch-rivals India and Pakistan.
As Twenty20 (T20) is acknowledged as a batsman’s game yet there are certain bowlers who prove their worth in gold with their immaculate bowling. The three matches played so far in the Asia Cup witnessed green top pitches and have assisted the pace bowlers massively. This means a team’s success will highly depend on how their bowlers fare. Suraj Choudhari introspects the bowling attack of both the sides and suggests Pakistan’s armour looks more dreadful.The final match of the inaugural World T20 took place between India and Pakistan at Johannesburg. This was the second time that the two teams were meeting each other in the same tournament but this time it was the final. India batted first and scored a decent 157 in their allotted 20 overs, courtesy Gautam Gambhir’s half century. In reply Pakistan were left tottering on 77 for 6 before Misbah-ul-Haq put the innings back on track. He along with the tailenders took the match into the final over where they required 13 runs off 6 balls. Surprisingly, Joginder Sharma was handed over the ball to conclude the proceedings. His first ball went for a wide and the next one was dispatched for a six. Pakistan were now left with 6 runs to score in 4 balls but Misbah attempted a cheeky shot which was miscued to Sreesanth at short fine-leg. India won the final by 5 runs.
As well as whitewashing Australia 3-0 Down Under and beating Sri Lanka 2-1 last month, India began the 13th Asia Cup with a comprehensive victory over hosts Bangladesh on Wednesday. Sharma was the star of the 45-run victory, scoring a crucial 83 after India were put into bat. The score took Sharma’s average over his last nine T20 innings to above 45. Having come in for criticism in the past, the 28-year-old explained that the support of those around him has been key to his recent record. Still, he was reluctant to look back, or too forward, with such a big game upcoming“Any individual knows that he has the backing of the team, that's when he opens up and expresses himself better—gets the performance going,” he said, reports Indian news agency PTI. “For us also, we have been playing with the squad for a while which shows that we have a good bunch, which is ready to take up the challenge at any given point of time. That's a good sign and we are very proud of that.
“It's a good sign going to the World T20. But we have three more games to go and the focus now is on against the game versus Pakistan.”Due to a breakdown in relations, Saturday’s showdown will be just the fourth meeting between India and Pakistan in nearly three years. Yet it will also be the precursor to another meeting, as soon as next month, in the World Twenty20, taking place in India.
As well as having designs on winning a third Asia Cup, Pakistan will be keen just to start finding some form. They have lost five of their last six Twenty20 internationals, the last two of them by emphatic scorelines to New Zealand. Their record historically against India in the 20-over format is also poor, with India having won five of the six matches.
As well as whitewashing Australia 3-0 Down Under and beating Sri Lanka 2-1 last month, India began the 13th Asia Cup with a comprehensive victory over hosts Bangladesh on Wednesday. Sharma was the star of the 45-run victory, scoring a crucial 83 after India were put into bat. The score took Sharma’s average over his last nine T20 innings to above 45. Having come in for criticism in the past, the 28-year-old explained that the support of those around him has been key to his recent record. Still, he was reluctant to look back, or too forward, with such a big game upcoming“Any individual knows that he has the backing of the team, that's when he opens up and expresses himself better—gets the performance going,” he said, reports Indian news agency PTI. “For us also, we have been playing with the squad for a while which shows that we have a good bunch, which is ready to take up the challenge at any given point of time. That's a good sign and we are very proud of that.
“It's a good sign going to the World T20. But we have three more games to go and the focus now is on against the game versus Pakistan.”Due to a breakdown in relations, Saturday’s showdown will be just the fourth meeting between India and Pakistan in nearly three years. Yet it will also be the precursor to another meeting, as soon as next month, in the World Twenty20, taking place in India.
As well as having designs on winning a third Asia Cup, Pakistan will be keen just to start finding some form. They have lost five of their last six Twenty20 internationals, the last two of them by emphatic scorelines to New Zealand. Their record historically against India in the 20-over format is also poor, with India having won five of the six matches.
