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India and Pakistan will clash on June 9 in New York in arguably the most awaited league stage match of the T20 World Cup

Pakistan has mental block when it comes to playing India in World Cup: Misbah-ul-Haq

Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq believes his country will find it difficult to edge past India when the two sides clash in next month's T20 World Cup

<h2>India and Pakistan will clash on June 9 in New York in arguably the most awaited league stage match of the T20 World Cup</h2>

Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq believes his country will find it difficult to edge past India when the two sides clash in next month's T20 World Cup as there seems to be a "mental block" when it comes to playing the arch-rivals in ICC events.
India and Pakistan will clash on June 9 in New York in arguably the most awaited league stage match of the T20 World Cup that begins on June 1 in the Americas. India have lost to Pakistan just once (in 2021) in seven T20 World Cup matches.
"You call it Pakistan's jinx or mental block when it comes to playing India in World Cups. Pakistan will need to do a lot because this is a very skilled Indian team with a powerful bowling line-up and two good spinners," Misbah said on 'Star Sports Press Room' on Wednesday.
"India has quality fast bowlers in (Jasprit) Bumrah, (Mohammed) Siraj and Hardik (Pandya). The Indian cricket team's quality has risen many folds. It will be difficult to break, mental attitude matters a lot and Australia handles the mental side the best way.
"There is no pressure of excess baggage with Australia, and it needs to been seen how both India and Pakistan handle that pressure." Misbah said Virat Kohli, who has played some memorable knocks against his country, will once again be a major threat even though there has been considerable chatter surrounding his strike rate in the ongoing IPL.
"Kohli is going to be a big factor. He has damaged Pakistan many a times. He enjoys supremacy over Pakistan mentally. He takes motivation from big occasions and not pressure," he said.
"The Virat Kohli effect will definitely be there. He is a top-class cricketer. He is one player who can win you matches, strike rates don't matter. Good players take motivation from those voices or criticism." Misbah still hasn't forgotten the ill-executed scoop shot in the inaugural T20 World Cup final against India in 2007.
With Pakistan needing just six runs to win from the last four balls, Misbah attempted that shot over fine leg which was caught by S Sreesanth as Pakistan crumbled to 152, chasing a target of 157, handing India the trophy.
But Misbah said that tournament was responsible for the rapid growth of T20 cricket.
"In 2007 T20 World Cup, all teams were not so serious. India handed captaincy to a young (Mahendra Singh) Dhoni. But the final between India and Pakistan, the greatest rivalry in the history of cricket. The hype that T20 got after that World Cup is immense.
"The way T20 cricket flourished, I feel whatever we achieved and the current players are now plying their trade in different leagues and IPL is something great," he said.
Speaking on the same platform, former India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh said Rohit Sharma can emulate Dhoni's 2007 feat, provided the team fires collectively in the Americas.
"Rohit sharma alone can't win the cup, it is about we and not me. The more we play like 'we', you can achieve anything," he said.
Harbhajan also said the long and tiring IPL will definitely have an impact of Indian players' performance and advised Rohit and Co. to consider the World Cup as an extended part of the cash-rich league.
"IPL is a tiring tournament, travel is very tiring. The players will be physically and mentally a bit tired but they need to look at it is an extended part of IPL.
"There is nothing bigger than World Cup, you need to give your best, you have to be switched on the given day. You have to bowl well, bat well and field well," he said.
"Winning a world cup is not going to be easy, you have to be mentally strong." Harbhajan, however, refused to speculate on the pitches being prepared for the World Cup.
"Pitches nobody knows, how long they will last. Practice matches will give an idea about team combinations.
Former India pacer S Sreesanth added: "Two spinners is our strength. Hardik (Pandya) as third seamer, and two fast bowlers. India has a very strong batting line-up."

Misbah-ul-Haq expressed concerns over the uncertainty and short-term vision within PCB and stated that foreign coaches don't want to work with PCB due to its short-sightedness.

'Need to have long term plans'; Misbah-ul-Haq raises concern over PCB's short-sighted policies

Misbah-ul-Haq expressed concerns over the uncertainty and short-term vision within PCB and stated that foreign coaches don't want to work with PCB due to its short-sightedness.

Misbah-ul-Haq, the former skipper of the Pakistan cricket team, voiced concerns about the PCB's lack of clarity and short-term goals, claiming that it forbids both foreign and domestic coaches from collaborating with the nation's cricket body.
In a media interaction in Karachi, Misbah, who served as the head coach and chief selector of the Pakistan team from 2019 to 2021, criticized the PCB for dismissing players and coaches based on one or two series or due to changes in the board's top management.
"I believe you can't make a good team or groom quality players if proper time is not given for this process. We need to look at the systems of some other countries who are successful, If you look at the policies of the board, leave alone foreign coaches I don&rsquo;t think even our local coaches want to work with the PCB," Misbah told reporters," Misbah said during a media interaction in Karachi.
Misbah said that how can players feel secure and establish themselves in the national team if they are not sure about what is happening in the board.
On Pakistan's hopes for the 2024 T20 World Cup in the West Indies and the USA, he said they should be "front-runners".
"Our players are also used to conditions in the West Indies so we should be among the front-runners." He also spoke about the raging debate on the importance of the Test format.
"You can say the popularity of T20 cricket has affected ODI cricket but Test format will go on," he said.
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Former Pakistani captain Misbah-ul-Haq says it is unfair to deprive the Indian & Pakistani public of a chance to see their teams play against each other in the World Cup.

IND vs PAK: Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq slams PCB over World Cup stance

 "When there can be contact between the two countries in other sports, why not in cricket? Why link cricket with political relations? " - Misbah-ul-Haq

#ODIWorldCup2023 #Pakistan #CWC23

<h2>Former Pakistani captain Misbah-ul-Haq says it is unfair to deprive the Indian &amp; Pakistani public of a chance to see their teams play against each other in the World Cup.</h2>

Former Pakistan captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, has voiced his support for the Pakistan cricket team to travel to India for the ODI World Cup. Misbah emphasized that denying Pakistan's participation in the mega-event would deprive fans of the opportunity to witness the highly-anticipated clash between the arch-rivals on the grandest stage.
During a recent event, Misbah, a respected figure in the cricketing world, expressed his views, stating, "When there can be contact between the two countries in other sports, why not in cricket? Why link cricket with political relations? It is unfair to deprive people of a chance to see their teams play against each other.&rdquo;
He further highlighted the injustice faced by passionate fans of both Pakistan and Indian cricket, who eagerly await these exhilarating encounters.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has recently conveyed to the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) that the national team's participation in the upcoming World Cup is subject to government clearance due to the tense relations between the two countries.
Geopolitical tensions have led to India's refusal to play its Asia Cup matches in Pakistan. After months of speculation, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) announced that the tournament will be held in a hybrid model, with four games taking place in Pakistan and nine in Sri Lanka as a neutral venue from August 31 to September 17.
In&nbsp;light of these circumstances, PCB acting chairman Zaka Ashraf is pushing for Pakistan's World Cup matches against India to be played at neutral venues.
Misbah strongly believes that it is time for Pakistan to visit India, and reciprocally, the Indian team should also visit Pakistan for cricket matches.
He stated, "Certainly Pakistan should be playing in the World Cup even in India. The many times I have played in India, we have enjoyed the pressure and crowds there. Because it gives you motivation and conditions in India suit us. Our team has the capability to do well in Indian conditions."
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Leading to Pakistan Cricket Team's upset against Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup 2022, former Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Akhtar came lashing down on his countrys performance in the tournament so far, blaming the players, selection committee, management 

T20 World Cup 2022: Shoaib Akhtar predicts India won't make it past semi-finals

"I had already said Pakistan will come back this week. And India will come back next week after playing the semi-final. Woh bhi koi Tees Maar Khan nahi hai" - Shoaib Akhtar

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After being on the losing side of 2 nail-biting encounters against India and Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup 2022, former cricketer Shoaib Akhtar lashed out against Pakistan. He further stated that even India won't get past the semi-finals.

After Pakistan's shocking defeat to Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup 2022, former Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Akhtar lashed out at the Men in Green's performance in the tournament so far, blaming the players, selection committee, and management.
The 47-year-old also gave his opinion on the Indian team saying that they too aren't unbeatable and will be returning home after the semi-final stage of the World Cup.
"I had already told Pakistan will come back this week. And India will come back next week after playing semi-final. Woh bhi koi Tees Maar Khan nahi hai (India are also not some unbeatable side) and we &hellip; I am so angry I don&rsquo;t want to say some bad things." said Akhtar on his Youtube channel.
The former Pakistan pacer also questioned skipper Babar Azam's calls, stating how he always said there's a "major flaw in captaincy".
Shoaib is not the only one who has criticised the Pakistani side. Other former players &amp; captains like Wasim Akram, Misbah-ul-Haq, Waqar Younis, Aaqib Javed &amp; Moin Khan also hit out at the Pakistani team after their failure against Zimbabwe.
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