Overview

• Bowling coach Morne Morkel said India have yet to deliver a complete performance in this Asia Cup and must be sharper when pressure builds.
• He urged batters to rotate strike better in tough conditions and to protect partnerships while retaining an aggressive mindset for new arrivals.
• He outlined bowling fixes focused on lengths and accuracy in the first six to ten overs, smarter middle-over sequencing, and mixing in the odd yorker on slower pitches.
• India have won six straight matches to reach the final, including two victories over Pakistan, with Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy pivotal through sustained control.
• Morkel cited the recent subpar bowling display against Sri Lanka as a lesson, stressing the team has the skills, is improving, and will accept 'ugly' wins while executing better.