Shikha Pandey, the India Women all-rounder, noted that as much as their victory over Pakistan in the league encounter gives their morale a boost going into the 2016 ACC Women's Asia Cup final against the same opponent, her side would be wary of not letting complacency creep in ahead of Sunday's (December 4) title clash.
""If we have seen them play, they have obviously also seen us play. They'll also come prepared with their strategies," said Pandey. Picture credit: ACC/Abhilasha Agarwal © Cricbuzz
"It does (give you confidence). You have a psychological edge when you've defeated them already. But at the same time, it also gives you a message that they are going to come back harder on us," Pandey told Cricbuzz ahead of what would be India's sixth consecutive Asia Cup final.
More than eight months after their last Twenty20 International encounter against the arch-rivals, India avenged their two-run defeat at the 2016 ICC Women's World T20 by holding their nerve better in a low-scoring thriller that their Asia Cup league encounter turned out to be. Despite their
