Pakistan Cricket Stars celebrates Sania Mirza’s son’s birthday

From the bond between the legendary Sunil Gavaskar and Zaheer Abbas to the great fellowship between Harbhajan Singh and Shoaib Akhtar, Indian and Pakistani cricketers have shown that friendship knows no borders despite the political tensions between the two peoples.

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These cricketers pulled each other’s legs, laughing and eating together as well. The latest happened when Pakistani pacemaker Hasan Ali and teammates joined Shoaib Malik and Indian tennis star Sania Mirza to celebrate Shoaib and Sania’s son Izha Mirza Malik’s third birthday.

Hasan continued his hopes on Twitter, saying, “Happy 3rd birthday to this cutie Izza Mirza Malik. Do you get everything you want and can your parents be proud of InshaAllah. Lots of prayers and love from us. “

– Have a good time with family and friends at Izhan’s 3rd birthday party. Thank you to everyone who joined and made it more special to us. â ?? #HappyBirthdayIzhaan pic.twitter.com/VaRLcCnguB

– Shoaib Malik ð ??  ?? October 30, 2021

In addition to Hasan Ali on Izhaan’s birthday, other Pakistani cricketers included Pakistani captain Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Imad Wasim, Sarfaraz Ahmed, etc.

In the past, light moments were shared among former Indian and Pakistani players as Gavaskar and Abbas celebrated with Akhtar the anniversary of the debut of Kapil Dev’s test cricket.

Legends were seen at the celebration, including the cutting of the cake in Dubai. Akhtar also gave a good shoulder massage to Gavaskar.

For cricket followers, social media will become a source of entertainment in all ICC matches between India and Pakistan, with Harbhajan and Akhtar regularly exchanging clever tweets.

Relaxation from the best to the best.
Great Zaheer Abbas, Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev.
All ready for cricket ka maha muqabla. #Pakistan #India #Worldancup pic.twitter.com/wmXj6XESMw

– Shoaib Akhtar (@ shoaib100mph) October 16, 2021

Recently, Pakistan stopped 29-year-old Jinx when they recorded their first ever victory over India in the World Cup. The half led by Babar Azam beat Virat Kohl’s men by 10 points in the ongoing T20 World Cup on October 24 in Dubai.

Although India was divided into two parts – India and Pakistan – in August 1947, both sides of the heart are still connected by a thread of mutual love and admiration.