But Pakistan's crushing defeat to India on Sunday at the Champions Trophy has reignited the question: is this rivalry overhyped, propped up by slogans like "war minus the shooting" - a phrase George Orwell coined in 1945 to criticise excessive nationalism in sports?

India thrashed Pakistan by six wickets to seal a berth in the semi-finals. Defeat always hurts, but what hurts fans in green even more is that Pakistan got knocked out of an ICC tournament they were h

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India and Pakistan are renewing their epic rivalry on the cricket field in front of an audience of hundreds of millions of people tuning in to catch the two arch rivals go head-to-head in Dubai in Uni

Dubai International Cricket Stadium will play host to the marquee clash between India and Pakistan in the 2025 Champions Trophy on Sunday, February 23.

Milestone man Virat Kohli anchored a tricky chase with an unbeaten hundred as India put one foot in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy with a six-wicket victory against Pakistan in a high-octane Group A match between the arch-rivals on Sunday.

The much-anticipated India-Pakistan clash in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy turned out to be a record-breaking spectacle, drawing an unprecedented 60.2 crore viewers on JioHotstar. The match, played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday,

India beat Pakistan by six wickets in a Group A match of the Champions Trophy at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday. Electing to bat, Pakistan made 241 before being all out with two deliveries left in their stop-start innings.