India defeated Pakistan in the World Cup in England last year.
new Delhi. There has been rivalry between India (India) and Pakistan (Pakistan) on the cricket field for years. The bilateral series is no longer played between the two and that is why the ICC tournament has a much higher voltage than that. In the World Cup held in England last year, both teams were face to face and India won this match. Indian all-rounder Vijay Shankar, who was part of this match, revealed the incident before the match when Pakistani fans used to call him abusive in public place.
Pakistani fans abused Indian players before the match
In the podcast of India Army, Vijay Shankar said that he had gone out with the rest of the fellow players before the match against Pakistan. It was here that the Pakistani fans started telling them that the Indian team should be ready because tomorrow they are facing Pakistan. Vijay Shankar went to drink coffee with his companions. Then a Pakistani fan went to him and started abusing him. Everything was being recorded on the camera in the restaurant, so no Indian player responded to it. Everyone sit and watch what he will do. However, the fan returned after abusing him.
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Vijay Shankar did against Pakistan World Cup Debut For
Vijay Shankar, that match against Pakistan (Pakistan) was very important because on that day he was playing his first World Cup match. Vijay Shankar was included in the team in place of Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan. After this, when Bhuvneshwar Kumar got hurt while bowling for the Indian team, he also bowled.
Vijay Shankar took the wicket of Pakistan opener Imam ul Haq on the very first ball as soon as he came. India maintained its record of never losing to Pakistan in the World Cup by winning in this match. This was the seventh time India had defeated the World Cup. Since then, the two teams have not yet come across each other. While the Indian players have not yet started a practice camp, Pakistan is going on a tour of England.
