Kamran Wants Pak, India to Maintain Calm in Asia Cup Clash

Kamran wants Pak, India to maintain calm in Asia Cup clash

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal hopes the much-anticipated encounter between India and Pakistan in Dubai goes ahead peacefully, amidst concerns of tensions spilling over on and off the field. The high-voltage Asia Cup match on Sunday comes just four months after a military conflict between the two neighbours — their most serious standoff since the 1999 Kargil war. The conflict followed a terrorist attack on the Indian tourist si…

Captains vow controlled aggression in India-Pakistan showdown

The neighbours only play each other in cricket in international tournaments on neutral ground as part of a compromise deal.

No need to temper aggression, captains say before Pakistan-India Asia Cup clash

Trophy is unveiled by ACC President Mohsin Naqvi at ceremony with team captains ahead of tournament's first encounter today.

Aggression is a part of the game: Suryakumar and Salman on Indo-Pak clash

Captains at Asia Cup address media, emphasizing sportsmanship over politics; players ready for high-voltage contest.

Suryakumar backs aggression, Pakistan captain Salman Agha leaves it to players ahead of Asia Cup

Suryakumar Yadav promotes an aggressive playing style ahead of the Asia Cup. However, arch-rivals Pakistan have different ideas as captain Salman Agha commented that he won't promote aggresion, but let the players be themselves on the field.

Suryakumar Yadav's Blunt Reply When Asked If Players Should Control Temper Against Pakistan

Suryakumar Yadav was asked by a reporter if players need to control their temper against Pakistan, considering the recent political issues between the two countries.