Imagine two nations that have more in common than most families. Then imagine four wars and a stockpile of nuclear weapons on both sides. This is the backstory each time India and Pakistan meet to play cricket. India and Pakistan recently played a three-game series in Dehli and Calcutta. Only A Game’s Ken Shulman was there.
                    
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India Vs. Pakistan: A Cricket Rivalry That Transcends Sports

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India Vs. Pakistan: A Cricket Rivalry That Transcends Sports

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