Imran Khan lauds Pakistan's victory over India in T20 World Cup
The Hindu
Pakistan drubbed India by 10 wickets in a Super 12 game for their first win over their arch-rivals in a World Cup match in 13 attempts.
Pakistan's former captain and current Prime Minister Imran Khan and the cricket board's president Ramiz Raja on Sunday, October 25, 2021, expressed their delight and congratulated the team for its comprehensive in Dubai.
Pakistan drubbed India by 10 wickets in a Super 12 game for their first win over their arch-rivals in a World Cup match in 13 attempts.
"Congratulations to the Pakistan Team & esp to Babar Azam who led from the front, as well as to the brilliant performances of Rizwan & Shaheen Afridi. The nation is proud of you all," Imran, who led to the country to its first World Cup (50-over) triumph in 1992, tweeted.
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