Cricket is one such spectacle in India that continues to unite people from different classes, backgrounds, and races, religions unlike any other. Ask anyone in the country, and they'll tell you that there is no bigger cricket match for India than when it takes on its neighbors and fiercest rivals Pakistan.

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Big match screenings, colored faces in shades of the country's flags, and raw emotions, that's what the match is all about, with people leaving everything behind to get in on the action. Sunday's T20 World Cup match between India and Pakistan was just another such game, but with a surprise at the end of it.

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Pakistan convincingly beat India, leaving Indian fans heartbroken and Pakistan fans exhilarated. One such Pakistan fan was Momin Saqib, the famous man behind the very viral and hilarious 'Maaro Mujhe Maaro' video in 2019.

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Well, back then, his team had lost out to the Indian side in the 2019 ODI World Cup and he went on a full rant about how the Pakistani players had 'pizze-burger' for dinner the night before.

However, things really have changed in two years, or should we rather say, 'Waqt Badal Gaya, Jazbaat Bhi Badal Gaye?' After a period of almost two decades, the Men In Green finally registered their first victory over Team India in the World Cup at the Dubai International cricket stadium, in an emphatic fashion without losing a single wicket.

Now, after the pain of so many years, Momin, Pakistan's hilarious fan, had a new message for everyone. And here is what he had to say.

We are one hundred percent behind the Men In Blue. However, such hilarious moments are what we truly live for. Even if sometimes it's at our own cost. I mean, if we can go on with that 'Mauka Mauka' video, we can surely gulp this down too.

After all, isn't sports first and foremost about sportsmanship?

Hopefully, we will strike back harder and the boys will make us proud soon again. Till then, we can enjoy the moment with the never-ending memes and videos on the internet. 

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