**India's Dominance Continues as They Hammer Namibia Ahead of Crucial Pakistan Showdown** As the Twenty20 World Cup heats up, defending champions India have taken another step towards the Super Eight stage with an impressive 93-run victory over Namibia. The win has propelled India to the top of Group A, ahead of their arch-rivals Pakistan, who they will face in a blockbuster match on Sunday. In a thrilling encounter at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, India's batting line-up clicked into gear, with opener Ishan Kishan and middle-order batter Hardik Pandya scoring half-centuries. Kishan's 61-run knock was a highlight, as he smashed four sixes in a row against Namibia's JJ Smit to reach a 20-ball fifty. Pandya, who hit four sixes, was equally impressive, scoring 52 runs to help India reach 209-9. Namibia, on the other hand, struggled to keep up with India's pace. Despite a positive start by Steenkamp and Jan Frylinck, they kept losing wickets to drift out of contention. Varun Chakravarthy was the pick of the Indian bowlers, claiming three wickets for just seven runs. Fellow spinner Axar Patel and player-of-the-match Pandya also chipped in with two wickets each. India's victory has set the stage for an exciting match against Pakistan on Sunday, as both teams look to gain a crucial advantage in the tournament. Pakistan, who have four points from two games, will be eager to take down their arch-rivals and move ahead in the group. For India, a win will give them a significant boost in the net run-rate, which could prove to be decisive in the final stages of the tournament. As India captain Suryakumar Yadav put it, "It was not an easy wicket to bat on. The way Ishan and Sanju started, it didn't really look like it, but it was a difficult wicket." India's victory is a testament to their experience and skill, and they will be looking to carry this momentum into their match against Pakistan. The stage is set for an epic showdown between India and Pakistan, and the world will be watching as these two cricketing giants clash in Colombo on Sunday.