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Asia Cup: Both Teams Unchanged As Pakistan Elect To Bat First Against India
While India thrashed the UAE by nine wickets in their opening game of the tournament, Pakistan beat Oman by 93 runs in their first match. India skipper Suryakumar Yadav, who turns 35 on Sunday, said he was happy with what he got.
“We were looking to bowl first, happy with it. We played just one strip away, which was a nice wicket and better to bat on in the night. It's humid, so hoping for some dew,” he said.
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