In-Pics: Kohli, Azam and others gear up for the epic IND vs PAK Asia Cup clash
Indian as well as Pakistani players hit the training ground to make sure they are well prepared to execute their skills in the big game on the 28th of August where each player will want to make a name for himself and achieve glory for their respective countries. Pictures Courtesy/ Official Twitter account of BCCI and PCB, AFP
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Indian as well as Pakistani players hit the training ground to make sure they are well prepared to execute their skills in the big game on the 28th of August where each player will want to make a name for himself and achieve glory for their respective countries. Pictures Courtesy/ Official Twitter account of BCCI and PCB, AFP
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Dinesh Karthik shapes up to a play a pull shot in the nets. Pic/ AFP
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India`s star batsman Virat Kohli looks on confidently after playing a shot. Pic/ Official Twitter account of BCCI
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Hardik Pandya looks totally focused before facing the bowlers in the training session. Pic/ Official Twitter account of BCCI
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Legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal gets ready to bowl in order to fine tune his magical spells ahead of the big clash vs Pakistan. Pic/ Official Twitter account of BCCI
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Pakistan skipper Babar Azam trains in the nets hoping to unleash his strokes against India on Sunday. Pic/ Official Twitter account of PCB
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Pacer Haris Rauf gets ready to ramp up the pace in the nets. Pic/ Official Twitter account of PCB
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Pakistan coach Saqlain Mushtaq shares some pearls of wisdom with his team during the training session. Pic/ Official Twitter account of PCB
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Fakhar Zaman plays a big shot during the training session. Pic/ Official Twitter account of PCB
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