In India, cricket is considered nothing less than a festival. People of Indian origin even leave work to celebrate this festival. The tension reaches its peak, especially when it comes to competition with neighboring Pakistan. Fans all over the world follow this game. Everyone tries to enjoy this competition in their own fun way. It’s a different pleasure to watch the battle between two arch-rivals. Cricket fans have emotions attached to this match. The rivalry between India and Pakistan is so great that even if we try to put it into words, it is not enough. However, to enjoy this rivalry and refresh old memories, Netflix will release a documentary called “The Greatest Rivalry.” The teaser was released in a very spectacular style.
The match between India and Pakistan excites the sports world. To watch the greatest battle in the world on the 22 yard strip, fans from all over the world come to the cricket field and capture this beautiful moment with their eyes, in their hearts and minds. However, there are some moments that are very difficult to forget, even if you forget them. Something similar can be observed in the competition between India and Pakistan. Netflix will show these amazing moments again with The Greatest Ravelry. However, the OTT platform has not announced its release date.
The stadium is roaring again! Prepare for the biggest clash in history. The biggest rivalry between India and Pakistan will soon be exclusively on your screens @NetflixIndia, #NextOnNetflixIndia pic.twitter.com/zK3mvWxEOY
— Amit Bhatia (ABP News) (@amitbhatia1509) February 29, 2024
In this teaser, former captain Kapil Dev is shown holding the World Cup trophy. The former Pakistan captain was also portrayed in a similar manner. What’s special about this teaser is that it highlights the rivalry between former veteran players Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar and the world’s fastest bowler Shoaib Akhtar. Soon the complete story of this documentary will reach fans. Continue reading ABP News Live for information about this documentary.
