Despite both sides fielding their third string U-23 side (India A is playing in South Africa), an Indo-Pak duel is certain to grab eyeballs as some of the promising juniors from either sides would like to make a mark on the big stage.
All eyes will be on the immensely talented Unmukt Chand to fire on all cylinders during the summit clash.
The Delhi lad has an uncanny ability to score runs when it matters the most -- like century against Australia in the U-19 World Cup final, a ton against Assam in National One Day Championship final to name a few.
Karnataka opener Lokesh Rahul and Gujarat's Manpreet Juneja have also chipped in with useful runs but both being longer format specialists have failed to push the scoring rate.
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The failure of skipper Yadav has affected India's chances as his only substantial score (65) in the tournament came against Nepal but the match was not an official List A game.
The Kallang Cricket Ground where the final will be played has seen some low scoring affairs with India barely managing to get past 200 against minnows United Arab Emirates in the semi-final. However left-arm spinner Akshar Patel (four wickets) bowled well to ensure a comfortable win for India by 46 runs.
For Pakistan, left-arm spinner Raza Hassan, who has represented the senior national side, will be the leader of the attack. Former leg-spinner Abdul Qadir's younger son Usman, who bowls leg-breaks like his illustrious father, is also expected to perform well.
All-rounder and skipper of the side Hammad Azam will also like to make a contribution in the final.