'England will beat India': Ex-Pakistan captain's bold T20 World Cup semifinal take

March 5, 2026 Editorial Team

Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif predicts England will defeat India in the T20 World Cup semifinal, citing their strong middle order and familiarity with conditions. Despite India’s historical edge, Latif believes England’s resilience in close matches gives them the advantage. England captain Harry Brook also highlighted the team’s confidence from winning tight games.

‘England will beat India’: Ex-Pakistan captain’s bold T20 World Cup semifinal take

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