Updated On: 21 July, 2023 09:31 AM IST | New Delhi | IANS
India will face arch-rivals Pakistan in the Asia Cup on September 2 in Kandy with there being a possibility of three encounters between the two if they progress to the Super 4s and ultimately to the final

Rahul Dravid
With the much-awaited Asia Cup schedule out, India head coach Rahul Dravid acknowledged the buzz surrounding the possibility of playing against Pakistan thrice in the tournament, but insisted that his team will take things step by step, focusing on one game at a time.
India will face arch-rivals Pakistan in the Asia Cup on September 2 in Kandy with there being a possibility of three encounters between the two if they progress to the Super 4s and ultimately to the final. “The schedule is out and you have to qualify for the Super4s to play Pakistan three times, so one step at a time. I don’t believe in counting my chickens too much. I want to play one game at a time,” said Dravid in a video posted by BCCI on Twitter.