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IPL 2025 | Live Updates & Overview > Cricket > PM Modi said – Sports connects people, replied on India-Pakistan match
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PM Modi said – Sports connects people, replied on India-Pakistan match

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Last updated: March 17, 2025 3:45 PM
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PM Modi: The cricket match between India and Pakistan is considered no less than a great war. Whenever a match is played between the two countries, the emotions of the fans are at their peak. Now Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also given his opinion on India vs Pakistan cricket rivalry .

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In fact, recently American computer scientist Lex Fridman took a podcast interview of PM Modi (Lex Fridman Podcast) , in which he discussed many issues. During this, when questioned about India-Pakistan cricket rivalry, PM Modi gave a very interesting response to this.

Cricket connects people and communities – PM Modi

Talking about cricket, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the real purpose of the game is to connect people and communities.

  • He said that whatever the sport, it works to create enthusiasm among people.
  • It brings together people from different countries, communities and cultures.
  • PM Modi said that sports has played a huge role in human development and it strengthens the spirit of unity.

This statement of PM Modi clearly shows that he considers sports not just as a competition but as a means to strengthen mutual relations.

PM Modi’s reply on India-Pakistan match

When he was asked about India-Pakistan cricket rivalry, who is better, India or Pakistan? Then PM Modi gave a very clever answer to this.

  • He said, “I don’t understand this game technically, so I can’t tell who is better. Only those who know the game can give the correct answer to this question.”
  • He further said, “How good a team or a player is can only be decided by experts of the game.”
  • But PM Modi also added an interesting thing – ‘The results of the match also say a lot.’

His statement indicates that the one who performs better on the field is the winner. And the results of the recent matches themselves tell which team is playing better.

PM Modi said – Sports connects people, replied on India-Pakistan match

PM Modi also spoke on the Champions Trophy 2025 match

It is worth noting that the Champions Trophy 2025 match was held between India and Pakistan on 23 February 2025. In this match, India registered a spectacular victory by 6 wickets.

  • Referring to this match, PM Modi said, “Just a few days ago, a match was held between India and Pakistan. Its result itself told which team is better.”
  • It is clear from his statement that more than any kind of argument in the game, performance on the field should be considered the biggest criterion.

This statement of PM Modi regarding India-Pakistan cricket rivalry has become a topic of much discussion among cricket fans.

Historical significance of India-Pakistan cricket rivalry

Cricket between India and Pakistan is not just a game but a confluence of emotions, pride and historical rivalry.

  • The first international cricket match between the two countries was played in 1952 .
  • The India-Pakistan cricket rivalry has been the most talked about since 1978.
  • The ODI World Cup matches of 1999, 2003, 2011 and 2023 have been historic.

There have been many great cricket matches over the years but India have a much better record against Pakistan.

  • India is leading 7-0 in the ODI World Cup .
  • India is ahead of Pakistan 6-1 in the T20 World Cup .
  • India’s performance has been excellent in the Asia Cup also.

India’s recent victory in the Champions Trophy 2025 has added another chapter to this rivalry.

This statement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi shows that sports is a means of connecting and not just a field of competition.

  • He made it clear that it is up to the experts to decide who is technically better in the game, but the result of the match says a lot.
  • The result of the India-Pakistan Champions Trophy match on 23 February 2025 itself told which team is better.

Cricket matches between India and Pakistan have always been a topic of discussion and this rivalry will keep the cricket lovers excited in the times to come.

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