India vs Pakistan: sfida sul campo da cricket

You make a series on indo-pak from 1999-2005, with no mention of Sachin's batting exploits ? Even if it is pivoting on two series- 1999 and 2004, where are Sachin's great innings of Chennai, Rawalpindi or even Multan? The tide of the rivalry changed with Sachin's centurion knock- no mention of that? Sachin's catch of inzamam that turned the final ODI or that Googly to moin in Multan ?

Yaaawn! Same old tropes- Pakistan bowling great, sehwag's daredevilry.. tired of them now!

4 points- for Ganguly, Osman, Inzamam , Waqar interviews.. too much time to Akhtar and Sehwag interviews.

Even in the cursory Sachin tribute in the beginning- u talk about his 1992 World Cup exploits and video shows him batting in Sharjah in 1998.. why call it greatest rivalry- essentially it is only about 2 series, which too are inadequately researched... Might as well call it - Sehwag and Akhtar show.

Yet to see a good sports documentary coming from India.

I haven't seen a bigger waste of opportunity in a documentary ever. They missed so many big names of the rivalry. Why even bother making such a half-cooked documentary if you couldn't manage to get the players' interviews? And if it's supposed to deal with India vs Pakistan tours back in the 2000s, what's Ashwin and Dhawan doing in all of these? The shock factors make absolutely no sense. Shehwag and Akhtar were probably the only ones they could manage and made them blabber throughout the 3 episodes. Cringe, pathetic and a horrible attempt at a documentary. Not to mention, pretty damn biased as well.

Right from its announcement, it has created a sense of excitement, as an India vs Pakistan match is not just a cricketing war-it is, in turn, a battle of pent-up emotions.

Another Netflix documentary is here, focusing largely on India's tour of Pakistan in 2004 and bit of Pakistan's tour of India in 1999. It explores the atmosphere of those times-the political scenario, the Cold War-like tensions, and behind-the-scenes moments from the cricketing world, where arch-enemies on the field turn out to be friends off it.

It is surely a nostalgic trip for 90s kids, making you feel like you are reliving those moments all over again. Featuring interviews with Virender Sehwag, Sourav Ganguly, Shoaib Akhtar, and Inzamam-ul-Haq in prominent screen time, the documentary also includes insights from Wasim Akram, R. Ashwin, Shikhar Dhawan, and others. The political turmoil between these two nations can be felt through the words of these sporting legends.

The match footage surely evokes emotions and hits hard. Creatively, what works best is that the series is not biased toward one country, giving equal importance to both sides. However, this also dilutes the emotional depth that could have been achieved if it had been told from a single country's perspective. One would have expected more cricketing legends to feature in the series, especially Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni, and Yuvraj Singh, but unfortunately, they chose not to be part of it. Additionally, while the documentary primarily focuses on the 2004 tour, it could have explored more.

Watch it if you love cricket. Watch it if you want to understand this historic rivalry. Watch it to experience the emotions behind the game. And lastly, watch it because it is three-episode documentary that won't take much of your time.

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Only time India and Pakistan played each other in a world cup final match was the T20 world cup in 2007. But that has been given a total miss... it's just pure nonsense and highest level of stupidity to not show that... and its obviously because of someone's personal disliking for one of the India's greatest all time captain - Mahendra Singh Dhoni ... BCCI has always tried to downplay the contributions of this great leader Indian cricket had ever produced. This is happening even so more now. This Netflix produced series could have been much better but it fails to live Up to expectations. .....

I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. I personally would have liked to have seen more legendary cricketers featured but I think they did pretty well to get some great cricketers on both sides to share their stories. It can be unrealistic to get every single cricketing great to give their piece my dear viewers. It really is the greatest rivalry in sport and it was great to watch. I liked the historic footage and also showing older matches. Shoaib was a treat to watch and get his views on the rivalry. I was engrossed from episode 1 and couldn't put it down. Really well made, interesting, and shows how much great talent exists for both sides and both want to rebuild a stronger relationship to make way for this great sport to be played more often.