India vs Pakistan Live: Warne finds it hard to believe: Former Australia spinner Shane Warne on Sunday could not believe the estimated viewership of more than 1 billion of the T20 World Cup match between arch-rivals India and Pakistan and went on to call it ‘insane’. Warner also asked people to help him with the highest viewership number for any game across the globe.
India and Pakistan will be up against each other after two long years and that’s the reason behind the buzz around it. Both teams battled out in the 2019 World Cup where India emerged victorious.
India vs Pakistan Live: Shane Warne shocked at expected viewership of Ind vs Pak, calls it ‘insane’
“Is it true that over 1 billion eyeballs will watch India V Pakistan today at the #ICCT20WorldCup2021? I know cricket is now the 2nd biggest and most popular sport in the world but that seems insane,” tweeted Warne.
In another tweet, the former Australia spinner said: “Ps What is the most eyeballs that have ever watched a singular sporting event globally? Super bowl? Soccer World Cup? 100m sprint at the Olympics or India V Pakistan at a World Cup? Does anyone know – if so please share.”
India vs Pakistan Live: Shane Warne shocked at expected viewership of Ind vs Pak, calls it ‘insane’
Excitement among the cricketing world is at an all-time high as arch-rivals India and Pakistan gear up for the clash in their opening game of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 in Dubai on Sunday.
This will be the first game for both the teams in the Super 12 stage and therefore, they would want to start their campaign on a high. After almost over two years, Virat Kohli and Co. will face-off against Babar Azam-led Pakistan and rekindle the age-old rivalry. Notably, India has enjoyed an upper hand over their neighbors as they have won five out of five games they have played against each other in the T20 World Cup.
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