NEW DELHI: The build-up to any India-Pakistan clash is never without verbal volleys, and the upcoming Asia Cup encounter between the arch-rivals is no different. Pakistan captain Salman Agha set the tone by stating that his side is capable of beating any team, including India.

The high-octane India-Pakistan match will be held in Dubai on Sunday.

"We have been playing good cricket in the last 2-3 months and we just have to play good cricket. If we can execute our plans for a long enough period, we are good enough to beat any team," Agha said when asked if the emphatic win against Oman will give his side the momentum going into Sunday's marquee clash.

Electing to bat first, Pakistan posted 160/7 in their 20 overs, powered by Mohammad Haris' fluent 66 off 43 balls, laced with seven fours and three sixes. In reply, Oman crumbled for just 67 in 16.4 overs, with Saim Ayub, Faheem Ashraf, and Sufiyan Muqeem picking up two wickets each.

"With the bat, we still need to work. But with the bowling, it was outstanding. The spinners bowled really well.

"Shaheen (Afridi) in his second spell and Faheem also (bowled well). We have three spinners, and all are very different. We have Saim as well, he is outstanding with the new and old ball. When you come to UAE, you need to have a lot of spinners," Agha said.

Asked how many runs they should have scored on the track, he said, "It is hard to say but the way we started, we should have scored near 180.

"It is just a game of cricket, you never know (how it goes)."

Haris, who was adjudged Player-of-the-Match, said, "When we came here, it was looking good and flat. But when we batted, we were struggling. Good to post that total."

On playing aggressively, he said, "That was what I was doing from last 5-6 years for Pakistan and in the PSL. That is what I like. The skipper also told us to be aggressive."

Oman captain Jatinder Singh said restricting Pakistan to 160 was a proud feeling.

"The way the boys bowled and fielded, they were bang on target. They executed the plan, they were 10/10. Our team is a lot better than what we performed today, and confident that we can do a lot better," he said.

On plans for the India game next week, he said, "To back ourselves and play positive cricket. Just be in the present and not think about who is bowling to you."

(With PTI Inputs)