Pakistan Players Shouted “6-0” to Taunt India | Watch Video

By Sudesh - Sep 21, 2025 06:38 PM
Last updated on Sep 21, 2025 07:20 PM

The Asia Cup 2025 has set the stage for one of the most intense cricket rivalries in the world—India vs Pakistan. With fans across both nations eagerly awaiting the high-stakes clash, every move by the players is under the spotlight. During a recent practice session, Pakistani players were heard shouting “6-0,” a chant that immediately grabbed headlines and stirred conversation among cricket enthusiasts. The phrase is not just a random number; it’s a symbolic reminder of Pakistan’s past encounters with India in multi-nation tournaments, sparking debates and adding extra drama to the upcoming showdown.

This bold taunt highlights the psychological warfare that often precedes an India-Pakistan match. Players from both sides understand the immense pressure and pride riding on such games, and this chant serves as both motivation for Pakistan and a direct challenge to India. As the Asia Cup 2025 approaches, the “6-0” call has ignited social media, with fans dissecting its meaning and predicting how India might respond on the field. This fiery prelude ensures that the upcoming clash is more than just a game—it’s a battle of pride, legacy, and sheer competitive spirit.

Why Pakistan Players Shouted “6-0” During Asia Cup 2025 Practice to Taunt India

The build-up to the India–Pakistan Super 4 clash in the 2025 Asia Cup has turned unexpectedly fiery. Multiple reporters present at Dubai’s ICC Academy training ground revealed that members of the Pakistan squad chanted “6-0, 6-0” during a practice session, an apparent dig at India’s recent cricketing dominance and a nod to political tensions between the two nations.

The Origin of the “6-0” Chant

Sources close to the teams say the chant refers to Pakistan’s claim of downing six Indian fighter jets during the brief border conflict known as Operation Sindoor earlier this year. Although the claim remains disputed, it has become a point of nationalistic pride within some Pakistani circles. Indian fans, meanwhile, point to the fact that India has defeated Pakistan in six consecutive cricket encounters across formats—adding a second layer of irony to the chant.

Haris Rauf and other Pakistani players shouting 6-0 before the India-Pakistan game.

Celebrating a victory that never happened shows the level of their IQ Level.

These beggars create fake reasons to fool their awam. pic.twitter.com/JGbHVuQOce

— Space Recorder (@1spacerecorder) September 21, 2025

A Week of Tension and Drama

Just days earlier, India dismantled Pakistan in the opening round of the Asia Cup, chasing a modest target of 128 runs in under 16 overs. The match ended with a frosty handshake—or rather, none at all. According to eyewitnesses, Indian players declined post-match greetings, and when Pakistani cricketers approached the Indian dressing room, the door remained firmly shut. Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav later dedicated the victory to the families of victims of the Pahalgam terror attack and the Indian armed forces.

Pakistan’s response escalated off the field. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) lodged a formal complaint with the ICC against match referee Andy Pycroft, alleging he discouraged the traditional handshake. The ICC dismissed the accusation, clarifying that handshakes are a custom, not a rule. The PCB even threatened to boycott their next fixture against the UAE unless Pycroft was removed, a move that could have cost them up to $15 million in fines. Eventually, Pakistan played the match—delayed by an hour—with Pycroft still officiating.

Pak cricket analyst Mohsin Ali (6-0) personifies the state of Pakistan right now. The entire country needs a psychiatrist.
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— Pakistan Untold (@pakistan_untold) September 21, 2025

Skipping Press Meets, Seeking Motivation

In the days that followed, Pakistan avoided the customary pre-match press conference and reportedly brought in a motivational speaker and sports psychologist to lift the team’s morale. PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi also met the squad in an effort to rally them before facing India again.

India, by contrast, maintained a calm approach. Suryakumar Yadav notably refrained from mentioning “Pakistan” in media interactions and led only an optional practice session involving a handful of players—Shubman Gill, Abhishek Sharma, and Varun Chakaravarthy.

A Charged Super 4 Clash Awaits

All these events have set the stage for a highly charged Super 4 showdown. With national pride and Asia Cup progression on the line, both teams know that defeat is not an option. Whether the “6-0” chant becomes a rallying cry for Pakistan or extra motivation for India, cricket fans around the world are bracing for an intense contest under the Dubai lights.

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