Sunil Gavaskar, the former Indian cricket captain, took a jab at Pakistan for their last-minute change of heart about the T20 World Cup match against India on February 15. They initially said they wouldn't play to support Bangladesh but then backed out. Gavaskar said true support means skipping the whole tournament, not just one game. Meanwhile, Sahibzada Farhan is keeping it cool, treating the match like any other.
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EnglishQuick rundown
- 1.Gavaskar grills Pakistan over their Bangladesh sympathy claim: if you truly stood with BD, you’d have quit the tournament.
- 2.India vs Pakistan clash remains on February 15; the cricket world is back to the big showdown.
- 3.Scotland step in to replace Pakistan—cricket's last-minute lineup shuffle at its dramatic best.
- 4.Sahibzada Farhan exudes confidence: it's just another normal match, not India vs Pakistan—sure, pal.
- 5.Namibia game on February 12 in Delhi sets the stage for India’s tune-up before the Colombo blockbuster.