Colombo [Sri Lanka], October 4 (ANI): Pakistan skipper Fatima Sana has hinted that plans are in place to end India's dominance against them as they continue to avoid the outside noise ahead of their latest rivalry clash in Colombo in the ongoing Women's World Cup on Sunday.

The recently concluded Asia Cup was marred by controversies, with India and Pakistan at the centre of them. The handshake row, Pakistan's complaint against match referee Andy Pycroft, and the trophy being taken away from India after it won the final were some of the highlights of the drama that unfolded in Dubai.

The focus now shifts to women's cricket as Fatima, who replaced Nida Dar as captain last year, looks to engineer Pakistan's first win against India after 11 ODI defeats. On the eve of the highly anticipated f

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