What former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee said about India vs Pakistan cricket match
Dubai: Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has said that a World Cup match between India and Pakistan should happen as fans around the world are eagerly waiting for this match.
Cricket legend Brett Lee kicked off a new era of cricket storytelling in the Middle East, delivering bold statements, fearless predictions, and expert insights in the inaugural episode of the Mr. Cricket UAE podcast, alongside Mr. Cricket UAE founder Anees Sajan. The episode also marked the official inauguration of the media group's podcast studio.
One of the most impactful moments of the show came when Brett Lee spoke about cricket's most iconic rivalry: “I really hope the India vs Pakistan match happens. I hope they get the opportunity. Billions of fans around the world are waiting for this match.”
This resonated instantly with fans worldwide, further solidifying the cultural and commercial significance of the rivalry. Highlights of the conversation:
Brett Lee's tournament predictions for the Super 8 teams that will qualify for the semi-finals:
As the world focuses on the upcoming international tournament, Lee shared his expert opinion: "You have to go with India, Australia, England, and New Zealand. New Zealand is my dark horse for this tournament."
World Cup Winner: He predicted that Australia would win the final against India in Ahmedabad.
"Australia has the balance, experience, and winning mindset for big tournaments."
India vs Pakistan: Who has the edge? Favorites on paper: India
“Choosing between India and Pakistan is like someone saying: ‘Who is your favorite son?’ It’s difficult to choose because both are fantastic teams. Let’s take the politics out of it. I’m just thinking about cricket. If you look at both teams, you have to say, on paper, India is stronger, purely from a cricketing point of view.
And I really hope the match happens. I really hope they get the opportunity, because it’s going to be so exciting. When India and Pakistan play each other, the whole world watches.”