‘Big match, but not for Pakistan’: Saim Ayub makes massive claim ahead of India match

Saim Ayub exudes confidence ahead of the India-Pakistan conflict within the Asia Cup on Sunday (Images through Getty Images)

Saim Ayub is thought for his calm strategy on the crease, and he carried the identical composure when talking about stress earlier than Pakistan’s Asia Cup conflict with India in Dubai on Sunday. He was requested about Pakistan’s loss to India on the T20 World Cup in New York final 12 months, a match he did not play. His reply was quick and agency. “Sir, it has been a year and half. At that time, if you had asked me, I would have told you how I felt. Do you remember? I do not remember now,” he stated. The 23-year-old will face India for the primary time in worldwide cricket. For him, the main focus is on the current. “I think this is the message of our team management for the last three-four months. The most important thing is to learn from the past and move forward. We don’t want to remember the past and don’t want to focus too much on the future.” While India vs Pakistan video games are seen as some of the game’s largest, Ayub selected to minimize the hype. “It is going to be a big match for the people. We do not see it like this as a team. We see that we follow the same process day by day in the next match.” He even dismissed discuss childhood recollections of the rivalry. “Memories do not matter. This tournament matters the most. We are not just looking forward to the Pakistan-India match. We are looking forward to win the tournament.” Ayub has struggled with scores of 0, 17, 11 and 0 in current video games, but stated he has full backing. “It’s in our hands to just make an effort. No one can tell who will perform at the end of the day. We all trust each other.”

On the pitch circumstances in Dubai, he famous the floor stayed dry in opposition to Oman and hinted on the use of three spinners. As for Jasprit Bumrah, Ayub stored it easy. “Every type of bowler is a challenge for you. The biggest challenge is to make the team win. We are in the present moment. We are in the match. That is what is important.”