Both teams say they are set for Sunday’s showdown despite the late decision for India’s match with Pakistan to proceed. Click here to share on social media Pakistan skipper Salman Agha says his team were “always ready” to face India on Sunday at the T20 World Cup, despite only being given the green light a few days ago. The biggest and most lucrative clash in world cricket has sold out the 35,000-capacity R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, with hundreds of millions more expected to watch on television. The game was only confirmed as going ahead late on Monday night after the Islamabad government made a U-turn on its order to boycott the blockbuster Group A game. “This is a very big game and the magnitude is huge,” Agha said before the team’s practice at the stadium on Saturday. “We were...