Pakistan: Former Pakistan captain and the Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has interacted with the team ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup, skipper Babar Azam said here on Saturday. He shared with the team his experience of leading Pakistan to their maiden World Cup triumph in 1992.

''Before coming, we had a meeting and in that, it was Imran Khan who had shared his experience, about what was his mindset in the 1992 World Cup, what was his and the team's body language,'' Babar said on the eve of his team's clash against arch-rivals India.

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja had a virtual meeting with the players and advised them to give their 100 percent in the tournament. ''Look, the chairman told us, 'the calmer you keep yourself and the more you keep things simple, that will be better'. '''Let the outside things remain outside and they should not come inside. Keep belief in yourself and give your hundred percent on the day','' added 27-year-old Babar, who has played 61 matches in the format so far.

Kohli speaks ahead of T20 World Cup clash: Pakistan is strong, they have...

T20 World Cup: Pakistan announced team for Mega match against India, this veteran returned

Screw stuck in appointment of ISI chief, warning to Pak PM Imran Khan in opposition