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The much-anticipated ODI World Cup match between India and Pakistan will now take place a day earlier than their originally scheduled clash. 

India-Pakistan clash re-scheduled for THIS date after PCB, BCCI agree: report | World Cup 2023

The much-anticipated ODI World Cup match between India and Pakistan will now take place a day earlier than their originally scheduled clash.&nbsp;

The India-Pakistan ODI World Cup clash will take place on October 14 in Ahmedabad instead of the originally scheduled date of October 15, news agency PTI reported.&nbsp; The date was finalised after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and BCCI came to an agreement with the International Cricket Council (ICC) about the changes.&nbsp;
Pakistan will also play Sri Lanka on October 10 instead of October 12 in Hyderabad which will facilitate a three-day gap before the India game, the report stated.&nbsp;
The India versus Pakistan match had to be rescheduled due to &nbsp;concerns about security deployment as it clashed with the first day of Navratri festival in Ahmedabad&nbsp;
The ICC and BCCI had approached the PCB for the rescheduling of two of its group matches including the one against India in Ahmedabad.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) will soon release an updated schedule as few other games involving other teams would also need to be rescheduled.
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Team captains also celebrated Babar Azam's birthday during the press meet for the T20 World Cup.

Rohit Sharma & Babar Azam reveal what India & Pakistan captains talk about

Do you ever wonder what Indian & Pakistani captains talk about when they meet?
Rohit Sharma & Babar Azam spill the beans.

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Team captains also celebrated Babar Azam's birthday during the press meet for the T20 World Cup, with Aussie skipper Aaron Finch himself bringing out the cake.

Do you ever wonder what Indian &amp; Pakistani captains talk about when they meet? Are their conversations solely focused on the India-Pak contest?
Both Babar Azam &amp; Rohit Sharma revealed that they talk about everything, but cricket.
"I think we don't even talk anything about cricket. We just talk about general things ..we try to..he is older to me, so I try to learn from his experience because he has played for so long and try to learn as much because it will be good for us,&rdquo; Babar said. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/bcci-virat-kohli-is-the-fittest-indian-cricketer-1665805651370">Virat Kohli is the fittest Indian cricketer: BCCI</a>
Rohit Sharma too had his own fun take, highlighting how cars are also a huge topic of discussion between players from the two nations.
He said, "Like Babar just said, he is absolutely right. We understand the importance of the game but there is no point in just talking about it every time and creating that pressure within yourself. So, whenever we meet each other, just met at Asia Cup and then now...talk about what happens at home, how is the family, we talk about such things."
"I have met all his teammates and that is what we talk to each other...even the players from our previous generation, they have told us between the players the talk is always about personal things like family, home, about life...like what new vehicle have you bought, which new vehicle are you going to buy...it is often this kind of talk," Rohit added.
With the World Cup set to begin with the Super 12 qualifiers on Sunday, the team captains addressed the media ahead of the marquee event.
It was also Babar Azam&rsquo;s birthday and the Pakistani superstar celebrated it with all the captains present at the press meet, with Australian captain Aaron Finch himself bringing out the cake for the 28-year-old.

An India-Pakistan face-off is never a smooth sailing. Be it on-field or off-field. For the two cricket-worshipping nations, it's a matter of self-respect or perhaps revenge, given the countries' partitioned history.
Videos of clashes in eastern England, particularly in Leicestershire have been doing rounds in the wake of India-Pakistan Asia cup cricket match in August.
The clashes didn't stop there. They spiralled further with police arresting at least 27 people as of September 16.
The origin of disorder date back to August 28 when India won the match against Pakistan in Asia Cup qualifiers.
In a latest developement, Leicestershire Police arrested two more people in connection with the violence induced by two groups of protesters who embarked on an unplanned protest. The arrests come after reports of Pakistani groups were seen threatening Hindus in the Leicester city. 
The police confirmed the disorder in parts of East Leiscerter where  large crowds of young men were carrying out a disallowed protest.
The recent turn of events precede rumours of a mosque attack on September 17, which the police had later dispelled. 
Meanwhile, the UK Police has urged for calm in the disturbed areas. Several users took it to Twitter over the 'Hindu-Muslim' clash and called it a 'nightmare.' 
Tensions continue to stay afloat with high visibility police patrolling in the area currently on. 
Reports also suggest that police had imposed a dispersal order to conduct searches against anyone it suspects of ill-intent.

UK Leicester clash: How an India-Pakistan match became a 'nightmare' for locals

UK Leicester clash: How an India-Pakistan match became a 'nightmare' for locals

The UK police are calling for calm after clashes between fans following an India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket match at the end of last month spilled over into &ldquo;serious disorder&rdquo; on September 17 and the early hours of September 18 in the city of Leicester in eastern England.
Videos of clashes in eastern England, particularly in Leicestershire have been doing rounds in the wake of India-Pakistan Asia cup cricket match in August.
The clashes didn't stop there. They spiralled further with police arresting at least 27 people as of September 16.
The origin of disorder dates back to August 28 when India won the match against Pakistan in Asia Cup qualifiers.
In a latest developement, Leicestershire Police arrested two more people in connection with the violence induced by two groups of protesters who embarked on an unplanned protest. The arrests come after reports of Pakistani groups were seen threatening Hindus in the Leicester city.&nbsp;
The police confirmed the disorder in parts of East Leiscerter where &nbsp;large crowds of young men were carrying out a disallowed protest.
The recent turn of events precede rumours of a mosque attack on September 17, which the police had later dispelled.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the UK Police has urged for calm in the disturbed areas. Several users took it to Twitter over the 'Hindu-Muslim' clash and called it a 'nightmare.'&nbsp;
Tensions continue to stay afloat with high visibility police patrolling in the area currently on.&nbsp;
Reports also suggest that police had imposed a dispersal order to conduct searches against anyone it suspects of ill-intent.

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