The rivalry between India and Pakistan in any sport is considered to be one of the best exhibitions for the fans. There have been three cricketers in the past who have played cricket for both India and Pakistan. The reason was the partition of the independent India, that forced many to move from today's India to the neighbouring country - Pakistan.
Coaching was a territory which was not exploited by anyone in the past. In recent times, a couple of coaches have worked with both India and Pakistan, One of them was at the helm when India won the World Cup in 2011 and later on coached the Pakistan cricket team. Two former South African cricketers Gary Kirsten and Morne Morkel are the coaches who have mentored both the nations.
Gary Kirsten is the first and only coach to have managed both the Indian and Pakistan cricket teams as head coach. Kirsten, the former South Africa batter, was named at the helm of the Indian cricket team in 2008 and it was under his reign, that MS Dhoni-led India lifted the 2011 World Cup title on their home soil and ended their 28 years of wait. India also became the number-one team in the ICC Test rankings during his stint.