Updated On: 06 October, 2023 08:21 AM IST | Hyderabad | N Jagannath Das
Pakistan’s Director of cricket Mickey Arthur insists team will stick to their own style; believes his bowling attack is one of the best in business to clinch first ODI World Cup since 1992

Pakistan players during their practice session prior to the match against The Netherlands in Hyderabad yesterday. Pic/PTI
Expectations run high and so will the pressure of playing in India. Amidst this palpable tension, excitement and suspense, Pakistan kick-off their campaign against The Netherlands at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Friday.
The Asian Games was a big disaster. In fact, Pakistan have little to show in sports, barring cricket. Sadly, they have slipped badly in hockey and squash—disciplines in which they reigned supreme in the past. Although the odds are stacked against Pakistan, they will look for redemption from the Babar Azam-led team in this World Cup.