DUBAI: Pakistan captain Salman Agha said his team were ready to face India in the next round of the Asia Cup on Sunday after last week’s group-stage match between the arch-rivals ended in acrimony when the Indian side refused to shake hands. Pakistan beat United Arab Emirates in their final Group A game on Wednesday to advance to the Super Fours stage, where they will also play two teams from Group B in a round robin format. Bilateral cricket between India and Pakistan has been suspended since 2013 and they play each other only in multi-team tournaments.

Pakistan set up another meeting against India with a 41-run victory over the United Arab Emirates at the Asia Cup.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Asia Cup campaign was thrown into turmoil this week, with rumors swirling of a dramatic boycott after a row with India, before the Pakistan Cricket Board…