Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur has posed a simple question to his wards ahead of their World Cup game against India on Sunday: "How would the Class of 2019 like to be remembered?"
Pakistan's South African coach believes that Sunday presents them with an "incredible opportunity" to set their dismal World Cup record straight against the arch-rivals.
He put it as it is, very different from India captain Virat Kohli, who sounded diametrically opposite in his assessment.
It is one of the biggest rivalries in any sport, if not the biggest, said the former Proteas coach.
No wonder, he is telling them to make history.
However, he agreed it's not easy if things don't fall in place as it has happened with a predictably "unpredictable" Pakistan team. He, in fact, said that he does not like when critics say "they don't know which Pakistan will turn up".
Amir's first spell in the 2017 Champions Trophy final is still there in collective consciousness and Arthur won't mind a repeat.
"There's some fun players all the way down, don't get me wrong, but if you can rattle their top order with the new ball, you certainly have an advantage. That is something that we will certainly be trying to work on," he signed off.