Cricket-Babar leads from the front, ruthless Pakistan breaks Indian Jinx | Y100 WNCY | Your home for the countryside and for fun

DUBAI (Reuters) Captain Babar Azam set an example when Pakistan won the Indian World Cup for the first time with a 10-wicket bang in the Super 12 blockbuster on Sunday at the Twenty20 World Cup.

Posts Kohli played with a captain’s strike of 57 to save India from top-notch fluctuations and help them reach a competitive 151-7 in the 2007 opening match.

His opponent Babar combined with Mohammad Rizwan made Pakistan fly and then won the goal with 13 balls to save India’s 100 per cent victory record against them in the limited World Cup.

Babar didn’t miss out on 68, while Rizwan made an unbeaten 79.

(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in Dubai; edited by Pritha Sarkar)