India Vs Pakistan

India vs. Pakistan: Sreesanth vs. Arthur Former Indian cricketer S Sreesanth responded to Mickey Arthur's audacious claims after Pakistan's defeat to India in the World Cup. Arthur, Pakistan's technical director, had expressed his desire to face India in the tournament's final. Sreesanth, however, dismissed this idea and made strong statements about Pakistan's capabilities. Sreesanth stated, "Mickey Arthur said we'll meet in the final. I don't think Pakistan can ever beat India in an ICC trophy or in any other event considering the team

India vs Pakistan ODI World Cup match security deployment Preparations are underway for the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan ODI World Cup match set to take place on Saturday, October 14, 2023, at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad. In light of potential security threats, a massive deployment of over 11,000 security personnel from various agencies, including the Gujarat Police, NSG, RAF, and home guards, is planned for the event. This decision comes after a thorough security assessment, including a meeting involving

India vs Pakistan ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Match: Ground, Players, Records, and Matches The upcoming India vs Pakistan ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match is set to take place on October 14, 2023, at the magnificent Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, India. The Narendra Modi Stadium: This colossal stadium holds the distinction of being the largest cricket stadium globally, with a staggering capacity of over 132,000 spectators. It boasts state-of-the-art facilities and is guaranteed to provide a splendid backdrop for this iconic

Controversy arises the decision for India vs Pakistan . After the first Asia Cup 2023 match between India and Pakistan was washed out due to rain, the fate of another encounter between the two teams in the Super 4 stage is hanging in the balance, with expectations of more rain. During the group match, only one innings was possible, leaving Pakistan without an opportunity to face a single delivery after India set a target of 267 runs to chase. However, former Pakistan Cricket

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is still apprehensive about sending its team to India for the ODI World Cup but International Cricket Council (ICC) is “confident” that the Babar Azam-led team will compete in the 50-over showpiece. The ICC on Tuesday announced the fixtures for the October 5-November 19 tournament and rejected PCB’s request to not schedule their matches in Chennai and Bengaluru against specific teams. PCB did not want to play Afghanistan on a spin-friendly track in Chennai and also wanted to

Be it in any sports, emotions always run high when India and Pakistan clash on the field. We have witnessed numerous on-field brawls between India and Pakistan players in cricket and hockey in the past but the SAFF Football Championship match also saw the players of both the teams getting involved in heated exchange. Things got heated towards the end of the first half when Indian head coach Igor Stimac interfered and stopped a Pakistani player Abdullah Iqbal's throw in. It prompted the

Indian skipper Sunil Chhetri scored in hattrick as the hosts clinched a comfortable win over their arch-rivals. Sunil Chhetri's glittering hat-trick laced India's 4-0 win over Pakistan in their SAFF Championship opener in Bengaluru on Wednesday as the talisman became the second-highest Asian goal-scorer in international football. Ali Daei of Iran holds the record with 109 goals from 149 matches. Chhetri has 90 goals to his name. From the beginning of the match itself India brought forth their experience and class into play.

Sri Lanka is likely to host the upcoming Asia Cup with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) set to move the tournament from Pakistan. The decision to shift the event from the original host country was always on the cards from the moment BCCI secretary Jay Shah said that the Indian team would not travel across the border. A final decision on the venue for the tournament is expected by the end of this month with Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan backing the move