While India are playing to defend their Champions Trophy totle, Pakistan are yet to win a Champions Trophy title. Additionally, India had been the co-champions in the 2002 edition of the tournament.
Ahead of India's match against Pakistan in ICC Champions trophy final, the BSF expressed happiness and danced to the beats of patriotic songs and even sang Bollywood tracks to show their support for the Indian team.
As is always the case, an India-Pakistan match is not limited to the ground of cricket. Usually, it transcends boundaries and fields of sports. It is not about India's batting versus Pakistan's bowling anymore. It is not even the game between two teams or countries. India versus Pakistan matches draw strong emotions on either side of the border.
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