The Asia Cup Cup 2023 will as soon as once more pit Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket workforce towards Pakistan cricket workforce. The two groups share an ideal cricket rivalry however no solely face one another in ICC occasions. They final confronted one another on the 2022 T20 World Cup. This 12 months, nonetheless, India and Pakistan will face one another a number of instances with the Asia Cup and World Cup approaching. Whenever the 2 groups conflict, the previous participant say that it is a matter of status for each groups’ cricket followers.

But that doesn’t imply that the camaraderie is lacking from the 2 groups. Ahead of final 12 months’s T20 World Cup, the identical was seen between Pakistan captain Babar Azam and India captain Rohit Sharma. The video of the identical has resurfaced on social media forward of the Asia Cup.

“Bade hai mere se. (He is elder to me). I try to take experience from him because he has achieved a lot. Whatever we learn from is is good for us,” Babar Azam stated within the video.

“Whenever we meet, we ask about family and well being. Our former players also said how there was camaraderie between the two sides. Kaunsi nayi gadi khareedi hai, Kaunsi nayi gadi khareedne wale hai (Which new car are you going to buy). We have such discussions,” Rohit Sharma replied.

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From the day the 2023 World Cup schedule was introduced, all eyes are on the India-Pakistan conflict. The match will probably be performed on the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on October 14.

Pakistan star participant Shadab Khan has made an fascinating touch upon the conflict. “Playing against India comes with a different sense of joy. The pressure overall is also different. Now when we have to go there, it will be their home ground – the crowd will be against us. However, we are going there to play in the World Cup, so we should think about it, and not only about India, because if we win against India and lose the World Cup, then there’s no benefit of it,” Shadab advised Cricket Pakistan.

“In my opinion, even if we lose against India but end up winning the World Cup, it’s a win-win because that is our main aim.”