India will look to defend their title at the ongoing T20 World Cup for the Blind when they take on arch-rival Pakistan in the finals of the tournament at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Sunday.
India, who won eight out of nine games in the tournament, booked their place in the summit showdown after crushing Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in their semi-final clash on Friday.
Pakistan, on the other hand, continued their unbeaten streak in the tournament, after they clinched their ninth consecutive win by beating England by 147 runs at the Karnataka State Cricket Association Ground on Saturday.
Incidentally, Pakistan are the only team who have beaten India in the tournament when they clinched a seven-wicket win against the hosts in the third match in New Delhi.
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