Hyderabad: Whenever arch-rivals India take on Pakistan the intensity of the game increases. Both the team try their level best to win the match as their fans just can't digest the loss against the archrivals. In order to put the other team under pressure players sledge each other.
Former India wicketkeeper Kiran More has expressed that he wishes there were microphones to record hilarious sledging in his times.
"Whenever an India-Pakistan series takes place, sledging happens," he said. "In Pakistan when we went in 1989, I sledged Salim Malik in the Karachi Test and he came to hit me with the bat. I said to him a very nasty word in Punjabi because we speak the common language.
"Actually, it's so much fun and I wish that there were microphones all around the ground because it will be hilarious for everyone."
He then recounted when Pakistan batting great Javed Miandad was playing his 100th Test.
"Javed was playing his 100th Test match at Lahore. He came out to bat and Maninder Singh was bowling. Third or fourth over he was plumb leg before. It was a beautiful arm ball from Maninder and the ball rapped him below the knee roll. He said to me ‘why are you appealing. This is my 100th Test match, I am going to score a century and go home'," he recounted.
