Former India legspinner L Sivaramakrishnan feels India have the edge over Pakistan ahead of their Super 4 fixture on Sunday.
Jadhav picked up the crucial middle-order wickets, including that of skipper Sarfraz Ahmed, Asif Ali and Shadab Khan.
India dished out an exphatic performance and beat Pakistan by eight wickets to go top of the group.
Bhuvneshwar began the assault reducing Pakistan to 3/2, after which Jadhav's three wickets in the middle overs pushed Pakistan to a point of no return.
Rohit Sharma admitted that India’s close 26-run win over Hong Kong was a lesson for his bowling line-up.
Sarfraz pointed out that the win at Lord’s was special, but shall have no bearing whatsoever on Thursday’s tie against India.
The India-Pakistan encounter is easily the most sough-after game of the Asia Cup, but if batsman Ambati Rayudu is to be believed, the team is treating it as just another match.
Former Sri Lanka batsman Mahela Jayawardene feels the addition of Afghanistan will add more flavour to the Asia Cup 2018.
Pakistan batsman Imam-ul-Haq is looking forward to the Asia Cup in order make a name for himself.
Prasad however added that India would not find it easy from Pakistan since they have the home advantage.