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Mohammad Rizwan and Abdullah Shafique led Pakistan to a historic 6-wicket victory against Sri Lanka in the highest run chase ever witnessed in the ICC World Cup. Despite a challenging batsman-friendly pitch, Sri Lanka amassed an imposing total of 344 runs, primarily due to centuries from Kusal Mendis and Sadeera Samarawickrama. However, Pakistan exhibited unwavering resilience, launching a spirited comeback and ultimately securing a remarkable win. This victory provided the Men in Green with moments of jubilation, amplified by their fans in Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium.     #PakistanVsSriLanka #WorldCup2023 #HyderabadCrowdCheersForPakistan #PakistanCricketTeam #BabarAzam #PakistanCheered #HyderabadCrowdCheersPakistanTeam #ViralVideo                 ~PR.152~ED.102~GR.121~HT.96~

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00:00 Mohd. Rizwan and Abdullah Shafiq led Pakistan to a historic 6 wicket victory against Sri

00:09 Lanka in the highest run chase ever witnessed in the ICC World Cup.

00:15 Despite a challenging batsman-friendly pitch, Sri Lanka amassed an imposing total of 344

00:21 runs primarily due to centuries from Kusal Mendes and Sidhira Samaravikrama.

00:27 However, Pakistan exhibited unwavering resilience, launching a spirited comeback and ultimately

00:33 securing a remarkable win.

00:35 This victory provided the men in green with moments of jubilation, amplified by their

00:39 fans in Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium.

00:44 The video of the cricket fans in Hyderabad cheering for the Pakistan side has gone viral

00:48 and has left the internet divided.

00:50 Videos of the Indian crowd resounding with enthusiastic chants like "Jeetega Bhai Jeetega"

00:56 or "Pakistan Jeetega" began circulating as the DJ energized them.

01:00 Thousands of fans couldn't contain their excitement, cheering for the men in green

01:04 as they approached victory.

01:06 This extraordinary moment didn't go unnoticed.

01:09 Even Babar Azam, seated on the pavilion steps, couldn't help but smile as it was a unique

01:14 experience.

01:15 Soon, these videos started appearing on the internet, reinforcing the idea that cricket

01:19 has no boundaries.

01:21 Pakistan cricket fans couldn't help but appreciate the Indian fans for their support, taking

01:25 to social media to express their gratitude.

01:27 One fan wrote, "I really appreciate Indian fans for cheering up for Pakistan.

01:32 They cheer for every boundary.

01:33 Huge respect.

01:34 Thank you so much."

01:35 One user commented, "This will never happen in Pakistan.

01:38 The country crowd supports other teams.

01:41 That too with a history of conflict."

01:42 Another person remarked, "Sports have no boundaries.

01:46 Most fans on both sides are very good to each other.

01:48 This is so good to see."

01:50 Another fan praised the exceptional support from Hyderabad's crowd and urged the rest

01:54 of India to follow suit, saying, "There is no doubt that Hyderabad's crowd was outstanding.

02:00 A big shout out to Hyderabad.

02:01 Now over to the rest of India."

02:04 While most users appreciated the gesture by the Hyderabad crowd, there were some who did

02:08 not appreciate the support for the arch-rival's Pakistan.

02:11 Such occurrences vividly demonstrate that cricket transcends its status as a mere sport.

02:16 It's a tempest of emotions that frequently astonishes us.

02:20 Hyderabad, former princely state of South Central India that was centred on the city

02:24 of Hyderabad.

02:26 It was founded by Nizam-ul-Mulk, who was intermittently Viceroy of the Deccan under the Mughal emperors

02:31 from 1713 to 1721 and who resumed the post again under the title Asaf Jah in 1724.

02:38 At that time, he became virtually independent and founded the dynasty of the Nizams of Hyderabad.

02:44 The British and the French participated in the wars of succession that followed his death

02:48 in 1748.

02:50 This World Cup, Hyderabad, a city steeped in history and traditions, is making a name

02:53 for its unwavering love for cricket and its people's ability to transcend borders and

02:58 differences.

02:59 The recent arrival of the Pakistan cricket team in India for the ODI World Cup was met

03:02 with a heartfelt and passionate welcome from the people of Hyderabad.

03:06 As the team landed at the airport, the throngs of cricket enthusiasts broke into chants of

03:11 "Babur Babur" for the side's captain, Babur Azam.

03:14 For Babur and his team, it was an overwhelming display of love and warmth that transcended

03:19 national boundaries.

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