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ICC T20 World Cup 2022 : INDIA vs PAKISAN MATCH 16 LIVE PREVIEW | IND VS PAK 16th MATCH LIVE
FOR BUSSINESS & PROMOTION CONTECT ME AT INSTA : CONTECTCRICTALES@GMAIL.COM T20 World Cup 2022 : PAKISTAN vs INDIA MATCH 16 LIVE PREVIEW | IND VS PAK 16th MATCH LIVE TOPIC COVERED IN THE VIDEO : PAK VS IND LIVE IND VS PAK LIVE PAKISTAN MATCH LIVE TODAY PTV SPORTS LIVE PAKISTAN VS INDIA LIVE INDIA VS PAKISTAN TODAY MATCH LIVE CRICKET MATCH TODAY LIVE CRICKET LIVE LIVE COMMENTARY #INDvsPAK#t20worldcup #LIVE PREVIEW When: India vs Pakistan, ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022, October 23, 19:00 Local, 13:30 IST Where: Melbourne Cricket Ground What to expect: Showers. Those in the ICC and in the broadcast teams have kept a close track of Sunday's forecast for a week now. It must be said that it has improved in the last few days given the grim prediction a week out. But given that rain is expected around match start time, delays are likely. It could even come down to being a snappy batting shoot-out between the sides and therefore favour the chasing team. If the toss is delayed and the game heavily curtailed, expect captains to knock off a bowler in favour of hitting reinforcements. There are no reserve days for this group game. T20I Head to Head:India 8-3 Pakistan (includes India's Bowl-Out win in 2007) Team Watch: India Injured/Unavailable: India have a clean bill of health to report. Mohammed Shami, the latest entrant to the squad, warmed up with a long bowling stint in the MCG nets two days out from the game, simulating both PowerPlay and death-overs scenario. Rohit Sharma opined Shami was 'very much ready' and could just jump ahead in the bowling queue. Tactics & Matchups: The game could boil down to a straight fight between the two most prolific opening pairs in T20I cricket. While India's openers -- Rohit Sharma (avg 15.71 at 123.60SR) and KL Rahul (avg 10.33 at 106.90 SR) have particularly bad records against Pakistan, Mohammed Rizwan has flourished in his three games against India, top-scoring in each of Pakistan's two wins in the last 12 months. But he has modest returns against both Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Hardik Pandya, the former keeping him to a-run-a-ball, and the latter dismissing him twice in 21 balls. India used the short ball against Babar and most of Pakistan's line-up during their recent Asia Cup win, a strategy that could be in for an encore at the MCG with its big square boundary. Meanwhile, If India do draft Shami in place of Harshal Patel, they'll also have to compensate for Harshal's batting prowess in the lower-order which could see R. Ashwin come in, in place of Yuzvendra Chahal. It would not be a match-up disadvantage for India as Pakistan have struggled against right-arm finger spinners since the last World Cup (lost 12 wickets, RR: 6.54). Ashwin himself has been excellent against right-handers, going at less than six per over bowling to right-handers in the same period. Probable XI: Rohit Sharma (c), KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin/Yuzvendra Chahal, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Harshal Patel/Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh Pakistan Injured/Unavailable: Shan Masood copped a blow to the side of his head at the nets session on Friday and had to be rushed to the hospital for scans. He has no symptomatic concerns and Babar confirmed he was ready for the game. Fakhar Zaman, however, hasn't recovered completely from his knee injury and is likely to miss at least the first two games. Tactics & Matchups: Outside of Shaheen Afridi's opening burst, Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz will be central to Pakistan's match-up play in the contest for more than one reason. Not only has leg spin + left-arm orthodox has proved to be extremely effective against India's right-heavy top-order, Shadab and Nawaz will also be ready to float up the order as pinch hitters and disrupt India's rhythms and patterns. It's a ploy that has borne reasonable success recently, including in the Asia Cup win versus India. Probable XI: Babar Azam (c), Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Shan Masood, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Haider Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Asif Ali, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Shaheen Shah Afridi
LIVE : INDIA vs PAKISTAN MATCH 16 LIVE PREVIEW & TOSS | IND VS PAK ICC T20 WORLD CUP 2022 LIVE
FOR BUSSINESS & PROMOTION CONTECT ME AT INSTA : CONTECTCRICTALES@GMAIL.COM T20 World Cup 2022 : PAKISTAN vs INDIA MATCH 16 LIVE PREVIEW | IND VS PAK 16th MATCH LIVE TOPIC COVERED IN THE VIDEO : PAK VS IND LIVE IND VS PAK LIVE PAKISTAN MATCH LIVE TODAY PTV SPORTS LIVE PAKISTAN VS INDIA LIVE INDIA VS PAKISTAN TODAY MATCH LIVE CRICKET MATCH TODAY LIVE CRICKET LIVE LIVE COMMENTARY #INDvsPAK#t20worldcup #LIVE PREVIEW When: India vs Pakistan, ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022, October 23, 19:00 Local, 13:30 IST Where: Melbourne Cricket Ground What to expect: Showers. Those in the ICC and in the broadcast teams have kept a close track of Sunday's forecast for a week now. It must be said that it has improved in the last few days given the grim prediction a week out. But given that rain is expected around match start time, delays are likely. It could even come down to being a snappy batting shoot-out between the sides and therefore favour the chasing team. If the toss is delayed and the game heavily curtailed, expect captains to knock off a bowler in favour of hitting reinforcements. There are no reserve days for this group game. T20I Head to Head:India 8-3 Pakistan (includes India's Bowl-Out win in 2007) Team Watch: India Injured/Unavailable: India have a clean bill of health to report. Mohammed Shami, the latest entrant to the squad, warmed up with a long bowling stint in the MCG nets two days out from the game, simulating both PowerPlay and death-overs scenario. Rohit Sharma opined Shami was 'very much ready' and could just jump ahead in the bowling queue. Tactics & Matchups: The game could boil down to a straight fight between the two most prolific opening pairs in T20I cricket. While India's openers -- Rohit Sharma (avg 15.71 at 123.60SR) and KL Rahul (avg 10.33 at 106.90 SR) have particularly bad records against Pakistan, Mohammed Rizwan has flourished in his three games against India, top-scoring in each of Pakistan's two wins in the last 12 months. But he has modest returns against both Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Hardik Pandya, the former keeping him to a-run-a-ball, and the latter dismissing him twice in 21 balls. India used the short ball against Babar and most of Pakistan's line-up during their recent Asia Cup win, a strategy that could be in for an encore at the MCG with its big square boundary. Meanwhile, If India do draft Shami in place of Harshal Patel, they'll also have to compensate for Harshal's batting prowess in the lower-order which could see R. Ashwin come in, in place of Yuzvendra Chahal. It would not be a match-up disadvantage for India as Pakistan have struggled against right-arm finger spinners since the last World Cup (lost 12 wickets, RR: 6.54). Ashwin himself has been excellent against right-handers, going at less than six per over bowling to right-handers in the same period. Probable XI: Rohit Sharma (c), KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin/Yuzvendra Chahal, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Harshal Patel/Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh Pakistan Injured/Unavailable: Shan Masood copped a blow to the side of his head at the nets session on Friday and had to be rushed to the hospital for scans. He has no symptomatic concerns and Babar confirmed he was ready for the game. Fakhar Zaman, however, hasn't recovered completely from his knee injury and is likely to miss at least the first two games. Tactics & Matchups: Outside of Shaheen Afridi's opening burst, Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz will be central to Pakistan's match-up play in the contest for more than one reason. Not only has leg spin + left-arm orthodox has proved to be extremely effective against India's right-heavy top-order, Shadab and Nawaz will also be ready to float up the order as pinch hitters and disrupt India's rhythms and patterns. It's a ploy that has borne reasonable success recently, including in the Asia Cup win versus India. Probable XI: Babar Azam (c), Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Shan Masood, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Haider Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Asif Ali, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Shaheen Shah Afridi
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HIGHLIGHTS | Brentford vs Arsenal (0-3) | Saliba, Gabriel Jesus, Fabio Vieira
An excellent attacking display resulted in a well-deserved victory away to Brentford. We were the better side from the moment William Saliba headed us into the lead after 17 minutes, and the winning margin could have been even greater. Gabriel Jesus added a second with a well-taken header before Fabio Vieira – on his first start in the Premier League – crashed home a third in the second half. Ethan Nwaneri came on as a late substitute to make history as our youngest ever player – aged just 15 – as we went back to the top of the league in fine style. After a minute’s silence, and rousing rendition of God Save the King, we got underway and had an excellent chance within two minutes. After a flowing move, the ball was worked towards Granit Xhaka in plenty of space inside the area. He picked out Gabriel Martinelli in a central position, but the Brazilian lost his footing at the vital moment, and his shot trickled through to David Raya in the Brentford goal. After our bright start, we took the lead from our first corner of the game. Bukayo Saka swung the ball in, Saliba got across his marker and glanced a header across in the keeper and in off the post for his second of the season. Raya tried to claw the ball away, but goal-line technology ruled it had gone in. We soon increased the lead with another header. Again we built up the play really well, before Xhaka floated in a wonderful deep cross to the far post, where Jesus rose majestically to plant his header firmly back into the opposite top corner. Saka flashed a shot over when he broke into the penalty area just moments later as we threatened to take complete control. Brentford reminded us of their danger, especially from set-pieces, and put us under pressure with two or three successive long throws and corners, but our defence dealt well with the aerial assault. We continued in the same vein at the start of the second half, and Jesus had a shot blocked after wriggling free inside the box. We didn’t have to wait long to increase the lead though. Bukayo Saka rolled the ball to Vieira, five yards outside the box. The Portuguese midfielder was afforded too much time by the home defence, so he shifted the ball onto his left foot, then arrowed his shot home off the post. It was a superb way for the 22 year old to announce his arrival on his first Premier League start. Mikel Arteta’s men kept the pace high in search of further goals, and dominated possession. The closest the hosts came was from a free-kick just outside the area. Ivan Toney flicked the ball up and looped a volley just over the cross bar. Meanwhile, Raya made a good stop low down to prevent what would have been an excellent team goal, with the impressive Xhaka setting up Jesus in the box. Raya then made a wonderful flying save to deny Saka when the England man’s curling shot was destined for the net. As time ran out, Eddie Nketiah came on for his 100th Arsenal appearance, to join Jesus up front. But it was another Hale End graduate coming on that made Arsenal – and Premier League – history. Nwaneri – aged just 15 and 181 days – came on to become our youngest ever player, breaking Cesc Fabregas’s record by nearly than a year. He’s also now the first ever 15 year old to play in the Premier League, and he will always remember this historic – albeit brief – debut for the final few minutes at the Brentford Community Stadium. And he can say he played his part in a victory that took us back to the top of the table. That’s six wins from our opening seven games, heading into the international break before an intense-looking October, featuring nine matches. #arsenal Enjoy match highlights, training and behind the scenes to get closer to the likes of Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, Emile Smith Rowe, Vivianne Miedema, Gabriel Jesus, Alex Zinchenko, Leah Williamson, Kim Little, Mana Iwabuchi, Jordan Nobbs, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Kim Little, Gabriel Martinelli, Aaron Ramsdale, Beth Mead, Ben White and more. Subscribe to the Official Arsenal YouTube Channel: https://arsn.al/youtube Follow us on Facebook: https://arsn.al/facebook Follow us on Twitter: https://arsn.al/twitter Follow us on Instagram: https://arsn.al/instagram Follow us on TikTok: https://arsn.al/tiktok This is the Official YouTube channel for Arsenal Football Club. For more match action, highlights and training videos, make sure you become a digital member and sign up to Arsenal Player. It's FREE and is the Home of the Game: https://arsn.al/arsenalplayer Arsenal Football Club were formed in 1886 and amassed 13 League titles, 14 FA Cups. Some of their greatest players include: Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Tony Adams, Ian Wright, Robert Pires, Liam Brady, Patrick Vieira, Cliff Bastin and Charlie George.