Shadab Khan, the Pakistani all-rounder, showcased his belief in team to perform well against India in the forthcoming 2023 World Cup.


Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan expressed confidence in the national team's performance against India in the upcoming 2023 World Cup.
Speaking to a local sports channel, he credited the impact of franchise cricket in bolstering the team's capabilities.
Shadab emphasized the importance of confidence and readiness to overcome challenges in different formats.
India and Pakistan have faced each other seven times in the 50-over World Cup, India having a better head-to-head record over Pakistan, with all seven victories to its name.
When asked about breaking the losing streak against India in ODI World Cups, Shadab acknowledged the team's determination.
He highlighted the players' extensive experience in franchise cricket, which has boosted their performance and confidence. He believed this would be a positive factor in their favor.
Reflecting on the 2021 T20 World Cup, Shadab noted that the team's confidence soared after defeating India.
He expressed that the experience taught them to remain fearless in high-pressure games against formidable opponents like India, applying the lessons learned from league cricket.

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