Danish Kaneria dismisses the ‘India menace’ for Pakistan ahead of the Asia Cup in 2023. On Saturday, September 2, India and Pakistan will play in Group A of the Asia Cup 2023 at Pallekele.
The entire cricketing world is expecting to see India and Pakistan lock horns on the field. As the two teams are scheduled to play many matches over the next two months. Because the two countries no longer have cricketing ties, whenever they play each other, fans from both countries go all out to support their own sides.
Former Pakistan spinner Danesh Kaneria believes Pakistan has the upper hand against India in the forthcoming Asia Cup 2023 match. According to the former wrist spinner, India does not appear to be settled because they are unsure which fast bowlers will make the XI.
“Pakistan has the advantage because India does not appear to be settled at the moment. ” They don’t know which quick bowlers will play. Yuzvendra Chahal has been erratic in their spin department. Kuldeep Yadav, Axar Patel, and Ravindra Jadeja, in my opinion, should be the three spinners. “If they need a backup spinner, Ravi Bishnoi should get the call,” Kaneria said on his YouTube channel.
Notably, India and Pakistan will play their opening match in Group A of the Asia Cup 2023 on Saturday, September 02, at Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in Pallekele. If both teams qualify, they will play each other in the Super 4 stage of the same competition, followed by the final.
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India and Pakistan to face off on October 14 in World Cup 2023
The arch-rivals will then face on October 14 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in the ODI World Cup 2023. If both qualify for the major event, they may meet again in the semi-finals or finals. As a result, fans from all over the world will be able to see the most legendary rivalry in cricket history in the coming months.
Both countries would be eager to have the upper hand. Especially India, who will host the World Cup beginning October 5.
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