Sri Lanka, who won the last two editions of the region's top one-day prize, in 2006 and 2008, are buoyant after thrashing India by seven wickets in a league match on Tuesday.
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The prospect of winning a major one-day title in front of passionate home fans excited Sangakkara.
"A final is a final," Sangakkara told reporters on Wednesday. "Winning an Asia Cup especially at home would be a special thing.
"It's going to really inspire us and we are going to hit the ground running and really try and win it.
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Sri Lanka and India qualified for the final after defeating Pakistan and Bangladesh, Asia's other two Test nations, in the preliminary league.
Sangakkara said Tuesday's win over India -- which came without star bowlers Muttiah Muralitharan, Lasith Malinga and Nuwan Kulasekera, who were all rested -- boosted his team's morale.
"We are up for the challenge," he said. "We feel good about the final."
Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said his team was not under pre