The India-Pakistan cricket rivalry, both on and off the field, is a complex blend of unity and exclusion. While statistics show India's historical edge over Pakistan in World Cup encounters, the moments created in these battles hold equal significance. The rivalry traces its roots back to 1952, but it was the 1992 World Cup encounter in Sydney that etched memorable moments. India emerged victorious, with a young Sachin Tendulkar making his presence felt. Four years later in Bengaluru, India again triumphed, thanks to Navjot Singh Sidhu's heroics and Venkatesh Prasad's unforgettable moment, which remains a part of World Cup history. When asked about his interaction with Aamir Sohail during that fiery encounter, Prasad responded with a playful "You can't print that."
