'Not going to be easy': Ishan Kishan ahead of India-Pakistan gold medal clash

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With an unbeaten 80 runs, Ishan Kishan played a key role in guiding India to the final of the Asian Games. India's strong performance was underscored by their bowlers, who restricted Sri Lanka to just 45 runs. Kishan recognized the importance of maintaining concentration ahead of the challenging match against Pakistan, acknowledging the intense pressure associated with vying for a medal.

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