India secured their place in the final with an eight-wicket win over Afghanistan, successfully chasing a target of 228 in 36.5 overs. Pakistan advanced after a comprehensive nine-wicket triumph against Bangladesh, restricting their opponents to 138 before reaching the target in 21.5 overs.

Aaryavir Sehwag leads the tournament's batting charts for India, having scored 303 runs in four innings at an average of 101. His campaign includes a top score of 160 and two half-centuries, establishing him as a key threat at the top of the order.

Pakistan’s Usman Khan has been equally prolific, ranking second among the tournament's top run-getters with 238 runs at an average of 119.00. His performance includes one century and one half-century, making him central to Pakistan's batting lineup.

The bowling attack for India is led by Ishan Sood, who has claimed 11 wickets in four matches at an average of 12.18. His best performance in the tournament remains figures of 4/37, and he is expected to lead the pace department.

Pakistan’s bowling effort is spearheaded by Rizwanullah, who has also taken 11 wickets. He enters the final in strong form, having recorded a five-wicket haul of 5/30 during the semi-final victory over Bangladesh.

For Pakistan, the outcome of this final will determine if they can secure the continental crown after a campaign defined by clinical bowling and efficient batting. The team will look to maintain their momentum against their traditional rivals.