Pakistan gear up for their first ever ICC Champions Trophy final

Mohammad Hafeez (R) will hold the key to Pakistan’s chances in their ICC Champions Trophy final against India on Sunday. (REUTERS)

Updated on: Jun 16, 2017 8:15 PM IST

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Mohammad Hafeez (R) will hold the key to Pakistan’s chances in their ICC Champions Trophy final against India on Sunday. (REUTERS)

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Pakistan's bowling coach Azhar Mahmood (L) would hope his team performs well against the defending champions at The Oval. (REUTERS)

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Mohammad Amir receives treatment from team physio during Pakistan’s practice session on Friday. (REUTERS)

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With 169 runs in four games, Azhar Ali is Pakistan’s highest run-getter in the tournament so far. (REUTERS)

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Pakistan's coach Mickey Arthur talks with Mohammad Hafeez during nets. (REUTERS)

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Skipper Sarfraz Ahmed’s presence will be crucial for Pakistan in the middle-order. (REUTERS)

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Mohammad Amir is likely to be fit for selection for the Champions Trophy final against India. (REUTERS)

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Azhar Mahmood addresses media ahead of Pakistan’s practice session. (REUTERS)