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India to face Pakistan in high voltage match, Google dedicates a doodle on Saturday

| | Mar 19, 2016, at 06:46 pm
Mountain View, Mar 19 (IBNS) Google on Saturday doodled about arch rivals India-Pakistan's upcoming match in the World T20, scheduled to happen later in the day.

The doodle, like the previous others, features two bats, crossed and coloured in the respective shirt colour and the T20 trophy placed in the centre.

The two teams will go head to head at Kolkata's Eden Gardens, where the men in green will look to break their jinx.

The hosts however will look to repeat their world cup winning success against Pakistan, as they have won all their world cup encounter against the neighbouring country so far.

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