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The match that stops one billion people
When India and Pakistan collide, it is so much more than simply a game of cricket
The term ‘game’ feels insufficient when trying to describe what happens when India and Pakistan meet on a cricket pitch. For the 22 players who walk on to Adelaide Oval on Sunday for the teams’ opening ICC Cricket World Cup match, much more than tournament points will be on the line. More than a billion people around the world will be anxiously wringing their hands and holding their breath for the first delivery and for the 599 balls that could follow, in what is tipped to be the most-watched match in the sport’s history. The match sold out in 20 minutes. Those who missed out on a seat will be glued to televisions, radios or online coverage around the world, following the game ball-by-ball to see if India can maintain its unbeaten World Cup winning streak against their greatest rival. Even Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan is getting into the action and will commentate alongside Harsha Bhogle and Kapil Dev.