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Pak must bring their best game out to beat India, says Waqar Younis

Former captain Waqar Younis wants Pakistan to take inspiration from 2017 Champions Trophy victory to register their maiden World Cup win v India

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Pakistan's Wahab Riaz (centre), skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed and Mohd Amir (left) celebrate the wicket of England's Chris Woakes last week

Pakistan's Wahab Riaz (centre), skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed and Mohd Amir (left) celebrate the wicket of England's Chris Woakes last week

Manchester: Pakistan are looking at the brighter side of their rivalry with India. Though they have yet to win a match against arch-rivals in the World Cup history, having lost all six encounters so far, they are seeking inspiration from their triumph in the Champions Trophy final at The Oval two years ago.

It was a match in which Pakistan for once had outplayed India, to win the title much against the odds. Even now the odds are heavily in favour of India when the two teams clash on Sunday, in the most-awaited match of the tournament.

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