Yadav’s remarks came after India notched up their second straight win of the tournament, overcoming their traditional rivals in the first cricketing encounter since the barbaric Pahalgam terror attack and India’s subsequent retaliation in May, which targeted terror infrastructure across the border.
Weighing in on the ‘spirit of cricket’ debate in the aftermath of the Manchester Test, former India wicket keeper Parthiv Patel suggested that the game should have continued till the end of the day, regardless of centuries from Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar.
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister had tweeted about the upcoming meet and said 'we need to forgive and forget in the interest of country.'
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