Pakistan cricket team's opening batsman, Imam-ul-Haq, said, "We should keep a low profile about our fast bowlers; I fear the evil eye."During a private TV interview, Imam-ul-Haq mentioned that everyone has opinions on the Pakistan-India match, but there's a slight difference from other matches.
All players are on their toes, and this match presents an opportunity to become a star. Whether you perform well or lose, it stays in people's memories.
He suggested that before the World Cup, it would be beneficial to play a couple of matches against India. It would help assess India's bowling and identify their weaknesses and strengths.
Imam-ul-Haq also commented on the first match against India in the Asia Cup, where they restricted India to a good total. He expressed optimism about the team's form and partnership with Babar Azam in One Day Internationals, stating they communicate well during batting.
He emphasized the need to keep discussions about our fast bowlers minimal, fearing the evil eye, and encouraged them to keep performing as any moment can bring changes in everyone's lives, with teams planning strategies against Pakistan's fast bowlers.