The scene was charged with devotion and patriotism as men, women and children flocked together, eager to witness Pakistan emerge victorious in the pressure-filled contest.

For most, the match represents something more than cricket—it represents coming together, spirit, and the lifting of the nation. Attendees at the special event shared that a victory over India would bring unparalleled happiness and give a boost to overall morale throughout Pakistan.

Local leader Sardar Balwant Singh pointed out the larger symbolism of the event, commenting that the experience can potentially bring harmony between the two neighboring nations. "If Pakistan will win, there will be millions of hearts that will celebrate together," he said, hoping that both teams would prioritize peace over competition.

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The feeling was shared by others present. Another devotee, Mandeep Kaur, expressed her enthusiasm, telling us that the Sikh community was keen to rejoice at Pakistan s victory. "A win for the green team would be a time of shared jubilation for all of us," she said.

With religion at the core of their prayers, the Sikh community in Nankana Sahib remains optimistic that Pakistan s Asia Cup victory against India will not only boost morale back home but also strengthen ties across the region.