The attacks forced the International Cricket Council to strip Pakistan of their share of World Cup 2011 matches, but Pakistanis are hoping that their World Twenty20 run of luck will bring redemption."No doubt the team has given us endless joy by progressing to the final. We have had very little reason to rejoice recently, but this is surely an occasion to be happy," former captain Rashid Latif told AFP on Friday.
"I think the Pakistan team's progress is divine help to answer to all those who have isolated our country," he added.
Younus himself said last week: "We have no international cricket so if we reach the semi-final or win the tournament; the nation will stand up for us. I need a cup for people of Pakistan."
Pakistan, who finished runners-up to India in the inaugural World Twenty20 two years ago, upstaged South Africa by seven runs in a gripping semi-final at Trent Bridge, with Shahid Afridi sparkling with both bat and ball.
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