Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi said the team were in confident mood ahead of their winner-take-all Champions Trophy clash against India at Edgbaston on Sunday.
Whoever wins the game between the Asian rivals will be guaranteed a place in the semi-finals of the 'mini World Cup' with both teams having already beaten Pool C rivals Kenya.
Pakistan, who are bidding to make it three successive one-day wins against India, warmed up for what many predict will be the match of the tournament by beating Kenya, last year's World Cup semi-finalists, by seven wickets at Edgbaston on Wednesday.
Leg-spinner Afridi, 24, took a one-day international career-best of five wickets for 11 runs as the Africans were bowled out for just 94, their lowest one-day international score against Pakistan.
That match, held over from Tuesday when no play was possible because of rain, was watched by a smattering of spectators.