“We're a good enough team to beat any team” - Pakistan captain sends a warning message to India

Pakistan captain Salman Agha has issued a warning to the Indian team, led by Suryakumar Yadav, ahead of their game against the arch-rivals in the ongoing Asia Cup 2025 campaign in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Notably, Pakistan initiated their campaign with a 93-run win over Oman. Delving into the details of the game, after Pakistan posted 160/7 in 20 overs, Oman got all-out for 67 runs to start off the campaign on a winning note.

“I think we have been playing really good cricket in the past 2 or 3 months. I've been saying that again and again. We just won a tri-nation series and we won here very comprehensively. So we just need to play a good cricket, and I if we execute our plan for a longer period, I think we're a good enough team to beat any team,” said Salman Agha in the post-match presentation.

For Pakistan, Mohammad Haris played a crucial role with the willow against Oman, smacking 66 runs in 43 balls with seven fours and three sixes at a strike rate of 153.49. Haris spoke about his batting order and aggressive playing style at the post match presentation ceremony.

“(On batting position) No, whatever the team demands from me, I'm ok with it, even if the teams tell me that you are batting at 10th in the next match, I'm ok with it. (On aggressive batting) Yeah, that's what I was doing from the last 5 to 6 years for Pakistan and for different teams in PSL. So that's what I like and it’s my strength as well. And secondly, the skipper also told the instructions to all the players that we have to be aggressive,” Mohammad Harris said.

Pakistan will next lock horns with India on Sunday, September 14 in the group stage game.

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