India versus Pakistan is the most glanced forward competition in global cricket as well as some other types of cricket like cricket for the genuinely tested, or wheelchair cricket, or visually impaired cricket. So also, the tennis-ball cricket competition known as 10PL will likewise observe the most outstanding adversaries take on one another in their third release to be held in Sharjah from 8-13 March 2020.

10PL is viewed as the World Cup of tennis-ball cricket and is the brainchild of UAE-based organization Petromann. The competition flaunts the most noteworthy prize cash for tennis ball cricket anyplace on the planet at 250,000 Dirhams.The best XI from India and Pakistan’s tennis-ball cricketers will conflict against one another in the game which is set to be played at 8.30 pm on 11 March. The Indian group will be instructed by Bharat Lohar and oversaw by Javid Shaikh, while their opponents will be trained by Asif Mumtaz and oversaw by Usman Manzoor.Among a couple of players in the competition for this release, who have played standard cricket at the high level are Shiraz Ahmed, who played for the Maratha Arabians in the T10 association crusade in Abu Dhabi. Previously, Test cricket players from Sri Lanka and Pakistan have additionally played the competition. Previous Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Zulqarnain Haider, previous Sri Lankan Test cricketers-Chamara Silva and Thilan Thushara are among those.

The India-Pakistan matches at Sharjah have consistently been a humdinger: Dwayne Bravo

West Indies’ constrained overs star Dwayne Bravo, who is the essence of 10PL told in an official statement, “It is an energizing new activity by Petromann. The India-Pakistan matches at Sharjah have consistently been a humdinger. I am expecting no less this time even in the 10PL. I am enthusiastically anticipating the conflict and to the competition. I have consistently accepted this competition vows to be the ideal stage for crude gifts to exhibit what they are able.”

India and Pakistan full crews

India: Ankur Singh, Omkar Desai, Thomas Dias, Moyoddin Shaikh, Krishna Satpute, Usman Patel, Sumeet Dhekale, Yogesh Penkar, Ajith Mohithe, Dinesh Nakrani, Sarooj, Vishwajith Taqoor, Jafar Jamal, Vijay Pawle, Sultan Khan; Coach: Bharat Lohar; Manager: Javid Shaikh.

Pakistan: Shiraz Ahmed, Zaheer Kalia, Mubashar Ahmad, Karim Khan, Fahimullah Shah, Wajid Khan, Irfan, Saddam Shah, Usman Pacer, Jalat Khan, Karna Zahid, Shebaz Ahmed, Nadir, Sayed Maqsood, Samiullah; Coach: Asif Mumtaz; Manager: Usman Manzoor.