The Star Sports Launches ‘8 Ka Weight’ Promo For India vs Pakistan WC Clash

ICC ODI World Cup 2023:- The Star Sports launches ‘8 Ka Weight’ promo for India vs Pakistan WC clash. People who know the rivalry between India and Pakistan cricket teams must also be aware of the Mauka-Mauka-Mauka ad.

Wants To See The Pakistan Team Win Against India in The World Cup:-

A Pakistani fan playing the role of Mauka Man in the Mauka-Mauka ad wants to see the Pakistan team win the World Cup against India, which has never happened till now.

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Star Sports has also launched the Mauka-Mauka ad, which was popular regarding India-Pakistan matches in the last several World Cups, for the World Cup 2023.

The Indian team has so far defeated Pakistan 7 times in the ODI World Cup and the Pakistani team is still waiting for its first win over India in this mega event.

The Star Launches Mauka-Mauka Promo, ‘Mauka Man’ in Ghost Avatar:-

Star Sports has launched a spot-on advertisement named ‘8 Ka Weight’ regarding the World Cup match between India and Pakistan to be held on October 14 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The Indian team will look to achieve its eighth consecutive win against Pakistan in the ODI World Cup.

In this new ad of Mauka-Mauka, Mauka Man is seen in the avatar of a ghost along with many other characters, in actress Shehnaz Gill is also seen in India’s jersey.

Mauka Man says that he wants Pakistan to defeat India in the World Cup this time, so that the record of the clash becomes 1-7.

Ravindra Jadeja was also seen in this ad of Mauka-Mauka, who is seen blowing the stump with his ball.

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India vs Pakistan ODI World Cup Clash Record

• 1992 World Cup: India won by 43 runs
• 1996 World Cup: India won by 39 runs
• 1999 World Cup: India won by 47 runs
• 2003 World Cup: India won by 6 wickets
• 2011 World Cup: India won by 29 runs
• 2015 World Cup: India won by 76 runs
• 2019 World Cup: India won by 89 runs (DLS method).