'Players aren’t thinking about anything else' — India coach ahead of Pakistan clash
'Players aren’t thinking about anything else' — India coach ahead of Pakistan clash
Amidst political tensions following the Pahalgam attack, the India-Pakistan cricket clash in Dubai carries immense weight. Despite calls for a boycott and scrutiny over interactions, the Indian team remains focused on the game. India's flexible batting strategy, rotating finishers like Samson and Pandya, aims to leverage match-ups, though the approach raises questions about consistent accountability in high-pressure situations.
Amidst political tensions following the Pahalgam attack, the India-Pakistan cricket clash in Dubai carries immense weight. Despite calls for a boycott and scrutiny over interactions, the Indian team remains focused on the game. India's flexible batting strategy, rotating finishers like Samson and Pandya, aims to leverage match-ups, though the approach raises questions about consistent accountability in high-pressure situations.
Amidst political tensions following the Pahalgam attack, the India-Pakistan cricket clash in Dubai carries immense weight. Despite calls for a boycott and scrutiny over interactions, the Indian team remains focused on the game. India's flexible batting strategy, rotating finishers like Samson and Pandya, aims to leverage match-ups, though the approach raises questions about consistent accountability in high-pressure situations. 
