Pakistan’s legendary cricketer Imran Khan left for India on Friday to attend the 2016 World Twenty20’s marquee clash between the two sub-continent giants.
A buoyant Pakistan side will take on the hosts India at the iconic Eden Gardens on March 19.
But Imran, who would be accompanying his once most trustworthy striker Wasim Akram, will be much more than a spectator.
He will be providing captain Shahid Afridi with “experience-based tips” to rally Pakistan, who have a history of underperforming against India in big games.
“Shahid Afridi had sought my advice on Pakistan's match against India. I don't know what exactly Pakistan team's grey areas are, but I will try to give them suggestions in the light of my own experience,” Imran told reporters at his Bani Gala residence.
