'The end result is in the hands of the Almighty' - Mohammad Rizwan optimistic of winning the Asia Cup 2022

Mohammad Rizwan: (Image Source: Twitter)

There is no denying that Pakistan are strong contenders to win the ongoing Asia Cup 2022. Their wicketkeeper-batter, Mohammad Rizwan is confident of the team making it to the final of the tournament.

India and Pakistan clashed in the initial match of the tournament and the latter lost the match by five wickets. However, they'll look to avenge the Men in Blue in the Super Four clash on Sunday (September 4). 

Ahead of the clash, Mohammad Rizwan has opined that his team might meet India in the final for the third time. He added that the team might as well win the tournament by defeating the Men in Blue in the final. India and Pakistan are highly likely to play in the final, slated to be played at Dubai International Stadium next Sunday (September 11). In a video shared by the cricket council of Asia, the batter said that he'll do all it takes to clinch the title. 

'The end result is in the hands of the Almighty': Mohammad Rizwan

The Pakistan wicket-keeper further added that the end result is in the hands of the almighty but is optimistic of lifting the trophy.

"We’ve jokingly convinced ourselves that it’s a best of three series. This is cricket and we’re always discussing about it, hoping we keep playing matches, going from match to match and into the finals. We always talk about this," he said.

"Obviously, we aim to improve our game and work hard because our nation demands it. The players in our current team are putting in the work and effort. There is a sense of camaraderie and we are trying to fulfil what our nation demands from us. And, as we all know, the end result is in the hands of the Almighty," Rizwan concluded.

India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan will be competing against each other in the Super Four round of the Asia Cup 2022. Afghanistan and Sri Lanka will face each other in the first match on Saturday (September 3). Although India are the favorites to win the tournament, Afghanistan might surprise everyone with their performances.