Indian team arrives ahead of Pakistan match on Sunday

14 February 2026 08:39 am Views - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}} 5 Bookmark

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The India national cricket team arrived in Sri Lanka ahead of their much-anticipated match against the Pakistan national cricket team scheduled for Sunday.

The team touched down earlier today as preparations gather pace for the high-profile clash, which is expected to attract significant attention from cricket fans around the world.

The match, part of the ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup, is set to take place at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

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Jude Saturday, 14 February 2026 09:33 AM

Indian team has become a showboat!! I don't like single player in the current squad.

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Jude Saturday, 14 February 2026 09:39 AM

Think about this, India have over five hundred million men between the ages of 15-35 years. With that amount of guys it's easy to find talented pool of 15 players. ON THE OTHER HAND NZ TOTAL POPULATION IS 5.8 MILLION. IN RECENT CRICKET SERIES NZ BEAT THE BLOATED EGO MONKEYS. WHAT A SHAME!!!

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kumar Saturday, 14 February 2026 05:33 PM

The most ridiculous comment ever. The population of a nation has little impact on its chances of winning in sports. There can only be 11 players at a time, regardless of the size of the country in question. In football, did you know that the Maldives is ranked 173 and Sri Lanka is ranked 194? If population were an issue, Sri Lanka, which has 23 million people, could have produced a strong football team that would have placed far higher than the Maldives, which has just 500,000 people. Neither Sri Lanka nor Sri Lankan cricket will get better as a result of jealousy and stupidity.

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Jude Sunday, 15 February 2026 11:32 AM

Your name is Kumar. That explains why you don't understand My English, my point and my logic

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ground boy Saturday, 14 February 2026 12:04 PM

This is great sports diplomacy. Remember combined Indo-Pak team played solidarity game to support SL during 1996WC.

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