India vs Pakistan – Clash of the Titans – Champions Trophy 2009

India  takes on Pakistan on September 26 at Centurion. It’s considered to be one of the most exciting encounters of the tournament.

Indian’s have come into this tournament with high spirits after winning the Compaq Cup triangular series in Srilanka.

On the other hand, injured Pakistan captain Younis Khan has already said earlier that he is eagerly waiting for the encounter against India in the Champions Trophy.

Khan, who fractured his finger in the practice match against Sri Lanka, said he is raring to play against India.

The Pakistani cricket team management has clarified that middle order batsman Umar Akmal’s hand injury that he sustained during the match against West Indies is not serious, and that he would definitely play in the game against India on Saturday.

This is one match not be missed at any cost.

Match Timings:
Sat, Sep 26 (d/n)
14:30 local
12:30 GMT
06:00 pm India time
06.30pm Pakistan time
10.30pm Sydney/Melbourne in Australia 8.30am Canada/EST
8.30pm Malaysia/Singapore
12.30am New Zealand time
1.30pm UK time
5.30am Los Angeles time
8.30pm New York in USA

6th ODI
India vs Pakistan
SuperSport Park, Centurio

For complete list of TV Channels showing ICC Champions Trophy 2009 in USA, India, UK and other countries, check this link:

TV CHANNEL SCHEDULE LINK

For India vs Pakistan Video Highlights, check this link once the match starts:

India Vs Pakistan Highlights

For India Vs Pakistan Head-to-Head Statistics and Records, check this link:

India vs Pakistan Stats & Records

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