Pakistan are all set for an epic clash for T20WorldCup title against England in the Australian city of Melbourne, where legend of cornered tigers was forged 30 years ago, and England are again the final foe 🏏 PakvsEng EngvsPak
Pakistan's Captain Babar Azam shakes hands with England's Captain Jos Buttler after a press conference at Melbourne Cricket Ground, ahead of final match.
Ahead of Sunday’s contest, Pakistan captain Babar Azam urged his players to believe in themselves and told fans to keep praying for the delivery of their second T20 World Cup title, while his rival Jos Buttler would be looking forward to realise his childhood dream of leading his England to World Cup victory.
"I'm more excited than nervous since we've performed well in our last three matches," Babar told reporters at the MCG on Saturday.
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