Documentary Series Review– The Greatest Rivalry , India Vs Pakistan

1. Documentary Series –The Greatest Rivalry, IndiaVs. Pakistan Cast –Various Cricketers from Both Nations Episodes –3 Duration –36 To 40 Minutes Where To Watch –Netflix Highlights "The Greatest Rivalry, India vs Pakistan" Documentary Series • Focuses on India's 2004 tour of Pakistan. • Features interviews with cricketing legends. • Highlights Virender Sehwag's Multan Test performance and Triple Century achievement. • Explores political aspects of both nations. • Highlights the transformation of cricket in both countries. • Ends with hope for another season. Review Recently, Netflix released a documentary series titled The Greatest Rivalry, IndiaVs. Pakistantries to showcase all the stories about India’s tour of Pakistan in 2004, when India played 3 Test Matches and 5 ODIs, with interviews of all legends by both countries as everyone knows a cricket match between two arch rivals is not less than a commercial movie with a sea of emotions is flowing both inside and outside the field. As a hardcore cricket fan, watching an India- Pakistan match is no less than a blockbuster movie,and on the other hand, watching both nations not only physically but also mentally creates an unbelievable atmosphere. The beauty of the series is that it showcases every aspect of the tour. What kind of circumstances Indian players were in. At the same time, the series like it is the iconic tour, Virender Sehwag scored 309 in the Multan Test, after which he got the tag of “Multan Ka Sultan.” with that, Sehwag became the first Indian to score a Triple century,and he was thinking before hitting a Six of 294 and what was Sehwag was talking to Sachin Tendulkar and Sachin is saying him “ Are you mad you will be the first Indian to score 300 in a test and all this shown with Interviews of cricketing legends. All the preparations behind this series and the series not only highlight the sporting events, but the documentary also showcases the political aspects of both nations, highlighting the political drawbacks of both countries tries to answer the question “ Why two nations haven’t played a series for a while makes the show Interesting and engaging at the same time the series also tries to showcases another issue of Pakistan like politics and how Government was fearing in organizing the series in 2004. As a fan of Cricket, I enjoyed the game a lot the series like the iconic moment when Amir Sohail signaled Venkatesh Prasad and Prasad bowled Sohail on the next ball and the way Prasad showed his aggression there are many memorable moments, and the series also showcased thehuman and beautiful aspect of Pakistan like how Indian players received a warm welcome in Pakistan and even

2. Pakistani audience was also a fan of Cricketing legends like Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and want to see these great teams on an on the filed fight. The Series also showcases the transformation of cricket in both countriesover time, from the era of Sunil Gavaskar to Virat Kohli, and how Indo-Pak cricket has changed over time. The series has highlighted another important aspect of Indo-Pak cricket, which is sledding. Highlighting the events between Gambhir and Afridi. Javed Miandadjumps, and many more, and vice versa There are only 3 episodes in the series, and I hope the makers will come back for another season. To SummarizeThe Greatest Rivalry, India Vs. Pakistanwas an enjoyable experience to watch, with clippingsof India's tour of Pakistan in 2004 combined with interviews of legends from both cricket- playing nations.