Four straight victories have given the Pakistani squad the confidence they need to win the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Final, according to skipper Babar Azam. Pakistan is preparing for the tournament's conclusion. Pakistan, who earlier in the competition appeared to be out of the running, are now just two victories away from hoisting the ICC Men's T20 World Cup trophy.
After losing to Zimbabwe, Babar Azam's team's chances of winning the tournament were only 2%, but they had a reprieve when the Netherlands defeated South Africa in Adelaide. A thankful Pakistan took advantage of the Proteas'demise by defeating Bangladesh to secure their spot in the semifinals and book a date with New Zealand at the SCG on Wednesday. Now, according to Babar, Pakistan will keep up the winning streak that reached new heights with their decisive seven-wicket victory against New Zealand in the semi-final. The way we recovered in the subsequent four matches, despite losing the first two, showed that we had improved, Babar told media at the MCG on Saturday.
"We have played well in the last four games of cricket, and we will want to carry that momentum into the Final."
The last time Pakistan played at the MCG, more over 90,000 fans filled the stadium for their opening T20 World Cup encounter against India, while 36,443 people attended their semi-final at the SCG.
Throughout the Super 12 round, Pakistan has received similar backing, and Babar claimed that the team is also gaining assurance from their numerous ardent supporters throughout Australia.
People inspire us, and it's encouraging to see that whenever we visit any stadium, they show up and cheer on the Pakistani squad, according to Babar.
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