India vs. Pakistan (Cricket)

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The India vs. Pakistan cricket rivalry is one of the most intense in sports, fueled by both political tensions and cricketing excellence. The two nations have a shared history, but their political differences have often complicated their sporting relationship. Cricket matches between them are high-stakes events, drawing massive global attention and reflecting national pride. The rivalry began in 1952 with a Test series and has evolved over the years, with limited-overs matches becoming a significant part of their competition. In terms of head-to-head records, Pakistan leads in ODIs with 73 wins to India's 57, though India remains unbeaten against Pakistan in ODI World Cups. The rivalry extends beyond cricket, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions and cultural ties. Despite challenges, these matches showcase exceptional skill and strategy, captivating audiences worldwide. The rivalry is complex, intertwined with historical events and diplomatic relations, making each encounter a significant sporting and cultural event.