Are India-Pakistan players bridging the divide?

Theirs is one of the fiercest cricket rivalries… but Indian and Pakistani players still find some lighter moments to share. 🤝

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00:00This rivalry is huge, you know.

00:07I myself wish that it is his century that he starts, not against us.

00:30As far as Indians go and the Pakistanis go, I don't think they watch this game as a game

00:39of cricket.

00:40It's more of a border rivalry.

00:43Pakistan is the best!

00:58There's a lot of misbehaviour missing in this game.

01:00Chivaman is a bit of an expert in this game.

01:02He has to give the ball, he has to look at the umpire and ask for an out.

01:06If he doesn't look at the umpire, he won't get an out.

01:08Are you making us do poetry or cricket?

01:13As I've always said, sports is a game that improves the relationship between countries.

01:29I don't think it's the time for people to fight.

01:34It's time to entertain.

01:37People want to see the Indian team in Pakistan.

01:42Similarly, people in India want to see Pakistan play there.

01:54Two friends will drink tea in the same cup.

01:56This increases friendship.

02:12We've got solid players in their squad.

02:42We've got solid players in their squad.

03:12When it's an India-Pakistan match, everyone expects to win.

03:35But for us, no match is as important as an India-Pakistan match.

03:42They're representing their country.

03:45I think they're here to win.