He didn’t hesitate in admitting that the pace quartet of Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah, Mohammed Wasim Jr and Haris Rauf are his side’s strength.
“England is a competitive team but our strategy is to stick to our plan and using our pace attack as our strength to win the final,” he said.

For Babar, emulating the class of 1992 [50-over World Cup winning team under Imran] will be an honour. “Yes. I believe we couldn’t start off well but we came back with great momentum. We’ve been working really hard for this. It feels like a dream come true to reach the final.”

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Babar and his opening partner Mohammed Rizwan would like to seize the initiative in the first six overs. “Utilizing power play to grab as many wickets will be essential for the match. Even when you bat, you want to set a great pace for the upcoming batsmen.

“We will try to maintain and continuously build our momentum hence ensuring better performance,” the skipper said.

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