India vs. Pakistan Cricket: Who Really Wins? India and Pakistan don’t play in each other’s countries, yet they compete in tournaments at neutral venues like Dubai. This raises a question—if matches can be held elsewhere, why not at home? By playing abroad, both nations lose significant revenue, while third-party hosts benefit from ticket sales, sponsorships, broadcasting rights, and tourism. A high-profile India-Pakistan match at home could boost local economies, create jobs, and strengthen cricketing infrastructure. In the end, while emotions run high, it’s other countries that profit the most. Shouldn’t we rethink what’s best for our sport and economy? *Note* :- it is only for education purpose/ eg. Purposes , Pls consult your financial consultant/ advisor . *Website* :-www.gtafinserv.com