'When you seek joy in someone's adversity' - Harsha Bhogle schools Pakistan fan for mocking India's '36 all out' disaster

The rivalry between India and Pakistan on the cricket field is well known as the two teams have been a part of several memorable encounters over the years. While the players from both teams have a great bond which is evident through their demeanour after the game, a certain section of fans continue to spark enmity between the two nations with their distasteful comments.

Recently, a Pakistan fan shared highlights of India getting all out for 36 in Adelaide during the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2020-21 with the caption ‘In case you're having a bad day, enjoy this India team humiliation by Australia’. The post got the attention of Indian commentator Harsha Bhogle who schooled the person and asked him to learn how to convert adversity into match-winning performances from the video.

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“I am glad you put this out Farooq because it led to one of the greatest performances in Test history. This is a case study on how you convert adversity into match-winning performances through great courage, outstanding leadership and self-belief. When you have that pride, you find new heights. When you seek joy in someone else's adversity, you remain small and petty. So think big, think class, you might just find a wonderful world. Hopefully ....,” Bhogle wrote on X.

Notably, India were humiliated in the first Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2020-21 as they were bundled out for 36 which was the lowest total in the past 77 years of Test history. However, led by Ajinkya Rahane in the remaining three Tests, India scripted a comeback for the ages as they went on to register wins in Melbourne and Brisbane to win the series by 2-1. The comeback by team India is touted as the greatest ever in the history of Test cricket.

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Pakistan have lost 14 consecutive Tests in Australia

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On the other hand, Pakistan have an embarrassing Test record in Australia as they’re yet to win a series down under and have lost 14 consecutive Tests in the country. The Men in Green are currently in Australia for a three-match Test series starting from December 14 and will be eager to bring an end to their dismal record in the upcoming series led by their new captain Shan Masood.