39: Can Pakistan FINALLY beat India in the World Cup?

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This week on The Cricket Pod, former Pakistan fast bowler Aaqib Javed reflects on his memories playing India at the Cricket World Cup.

Aaqib also gives insight into Pakistan's poor head-to-head record against their arch-rivals on the game's biggest stage (they have lost all six matches) and how they can break the jinx at Old Trafford on Sunday. The trick, the former UAE coach says, is to win the toss and bat first.

But, the question is whether Sarfaraz Ahmed's men can get rid of what Aaqib describes as a "mind block" against the men in blue.

Also in this episode:

Paul Radley, Graham Caygill and Chitrabhanu Kadalayil discuss key statistics from previous India-Pakistan cup matches that need consideration as the two rivals lock horns for the seventh time at the World Cup.
Kadalayil provides his take on why Indian supporters need to take a chill pill ahead of the big match.

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