Ahead of the India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash, Saim Ayub makes it clear: Pakistan’s aim is the Asia Cup trophy—not just vanquishing arch-rivals. Fearless cricket, smart tactics, and focus on the bigger picture define the approach.
Pakistan opener Saim Ayub insists that the Asia Cup trophy is the ultimate goal — not just victory over India. Speaking ahead of Sunday’s high-stakes clash in Dubai, Ayub emphasized that while the match against India draws massive attention, the team’s ambition extends far beyond a single game. Geo News+2Dawn+2
During the press conference, Saim Ayub said the young squad aims to maintain fearlessness against all opponents and deliver strong performances across the tournament. Geo News+2Asianet Newsable+2 When asked about facing Jasprit Bumrah, he acknowledged the challenge but affirmed his readiness to take on any bowler. The focus, he said, is squarely on helping the team win. Geo News+2Asianet Newsable+2
He also pointed out that Pakistan’s playing XI will be chosen according to pitch and weather conditions — for example using more spinners on drier surfaces. Geo News+1
Pakistan enters this Asia Cup in good rhythm, having secured a convincing win over Oman and earlier lifting a tri-series trophy in UAE. They aim to build on that momentum rather than rely on any memories of past rivalries. Geo News+1
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