Shane Watson: Everyone would love to see India-Pakistan final

The anticipation drama energy and faninvolvement is completely different in an IndiaPakistan game and the possibility of a dream T20 World Cup final between the two biggest rivals in cricket has got former Australia allrounder Shane Watson excitedThe Asian rivals have already clashed once in the much talkedabout Group stage match of the ongoing tournament at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground MCG where Virat Kohli conjured up one of the greatest T20 knocksThe close match had millions of fans glued to their TV sets while the ones who watched the heartstopping action unfold before their eyes at the venue considered themselves the luckiestNow that the two teams have reached the semifinal stage albeit by taking contrasting routes an IndiaPakistan title clash is being anticipatedIndia will clash with England on Thursday in Adelaide a day after New Zealand take on Pakistan in SydneyAlso readAustralia is Virat Kohlirsquos theatre of dreamsEveryone would love to see Pakistan and India in the final an excited Watson was quoted as saying by the official website of the eventI unfortunately missed that first Super 12 game at the MCG as I commentated the game previously between Australia and New ZealandWatson said he knows what he missed and would love to see a rematchBut from all reports all the people that went along to that game said it was something very special and the game was obviously an amazing game to watch on TV as well They played in the T20 World Cup final in 2007 and everyone would love to see it again he saidNew Zealand look a settled side with a smooth run while Pakistan have huffed and puffed to the semifinalsHowever Watson feels Pakistan will be a dangerous side in semifinalsThere are certain times in all tournaments where a team just falls across the line and somehow finds its way into the finals and then goes on to win it Watson notedEspecially when they werent expecting to make the semis because of the way they played at certain times throughout this tournamentThe freedom they are going to have after not expecting much in the middle of the tournament so the freedom they are going to have is going to be very dangerous for the Kiwis he saidThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever