West Indies legend claims the India-Pakistan World Cup match will be “Bigger Than the Ashes” and that he will watch it on October 15

One of the most intense rivalries in cricket is between India and Pakistan.The two countries frequently compete against one other at ICC and continental competitions, despite the fact that their bilateral cricket ties have been on hold for a while.

Given their extensive and famous history together, England and Australia have one of cricket’s most intense rivalries—if not the sport’s most intense.

However, an India versus. Pakistan match is the biggest event in the world for West Indies great Chris Gayle.

“India vs. Pakistan is a more important match than Ashes. Without a doubt, that is larger than Ashes. On a global scale, it is huge. There were billions of people watching. What is to come is known. Watch what occurs on the 15th. Gayle said, “I’ll go see it.

Gayle said, “Jasprit Bumrah for sure, when asked which two players would be crucial to India’s hopes in the ODI World Cup in 2023. He will return, that much I am certain. And Surya, a young guy (Suryakumar Yadav). those two men.

West Indies is having trouble making it to the ODI World Cup in 2023.The two-time champions have been competing in a qualifying event in Zimbabwe after failing to get a direct invitation, but it doesn’t seem good for them.

To keep their prospects alive, they must win all three of their Super Sixes round games in order to reach six points, and they must hope that either Zimbabwe or Sri Lanka loses its last two games.

If West Indies don’t make it to the ODI World Cup, which will be held in India later this year, Gayle says he’ll be devastated.

“It would be terrible if they are unable to compete in the World Cup. I will be crushed. Although the situation seems bleak, there is still hope because whenever there is a possibility, there is always hope. Therefore, let’s hope they manage to win all three games and that the points table fumbles in some way, giving them a chance as well. But even though it will be challenging, let’s hope that things may improve for the West Indies, he remarked.