New Delhi, Sept. 3 -- Pakistan will head into Saturday's Women's Asia Cup clash against India with confidence after recovering from a difficult start to beat Thailand in their opening game. The contest against India, however, will be a much tougher test and Pakistan know they will need the same fighting spirit if they are to challenge their arch-rivals.
Pakistan lost early wickets against Thailand but managed to recover and put up a defendable total before their bowlers completed the job. Opener Muneeba Ali said the team's ability to stay calm after losing wickets was a positive sign ahead of the India game.
"When wickets kept falling in the powerplay, we knew if we got a good partnership and kept on scoring runs, it would put the bowlers...