‘T20 World Cup Final is a chance for Babar Azam and his team to leave their own footprint Down Under’

The closing of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup between England and Pakistan is bound to have some fireworks.

With Pakistan coming from the depths of despair after struggling losses to India and Zimbabwe and with England having a poor begin with a loss to Ireland within the group phases, each groups have proven some actual character and mettle to beat the chances and attain the summit conflict.

Both groups showcased some actually good performances of their semi-final bouts, and the stage is about for what will be a terrific closing of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup on the MCG.

Speaking completely on Star Sports, former Australian cricketer Tom Moody spoke on Pakistan having the chance to make an influence by profitable the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in Australia.

“That’s the beauty of history and the legacy of that team that Imran Khan has left for Pakistan. So, that’s really a chance for Babar and his team to leave their own footprint. It’s a different format as well than the 50 overs World Cup, so it’s time to get a 20-20 World Cup. It’s a chance for them to tread new ground and leave their own legacy and footprint in Australia.”

Tom Moody additionally spoke on the Pakistani batting depth and the way essential it will likely be within the finals of the World Cup.

“The interesting thing about Pakistan is that the impact that Harris has brought and the free spirit he’s brought to the team as a batting unit has been quite remarkable for a young player. He’s gone out there, from the get go, and taken the game on and if anything, the rest of the team has taken strength from that freedom that he has shown. So, they are very versatile with the batting order and you can’t underestimate someone like Shan Masood because he’s done some heavy lifting this tournament. He’s not picked up the headlines or he’s not striking over a 150, but he’s done some really important sort of partnership building as a middle order player.”

Former India participant Sanjay Bangar additionally gave his perception as to who has the sting between Pakistan and England and stated “I’ll probably back Pakistan, because bowlers win tournaments and that’s where Pakistan, with the kind of bowling attack that they have, I mean four quality quicks and they have the wrist spin, and if they require they also have the option of a left arm spinner. I don’t think they will use that option that much, but Shadab Khan with the kind of all-round ability that he possesses, the kind of attack that they have, with the reverse swing coming into play at some point in time, we’ve already seen that. I feel that Pakistan are slightly ahead of England at this moment.”