by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the 1980s, when bilateral cricket between India and Pakistan burned with unmatched intensity, the two nations met not only as rivals on the field but as embodiments of national pride. Series were contested on home soil, featuring five Test matches and a handful of One-Day […]
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True influence is not always measured by visibility. Sometimes it is found in the football crafted in Sialkot before it reaches a World Cup stadium, and sometimes in the quiet diplomacy that helps prevent conflict before it reaches the battlefield. In both arenas, Pakistan’s contribution deserves recognition.