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They have bid adieu to Pakistan, where they used to cheer for the Pakistani cricket team but now their heart beats for India. nike running shoes onlineThese are Pakistani nationals who had either migrated to India to settle here or are the Pakistani brides, who had married Indian nationals.

Sahira Maqbool, wife of a Qadian resident Chaudhary Maqbool Ahmad said, that before her marriage she along with her friends and family used to sit glued to the TV set, cheering for Pakistani players.

"But now the situation has changed. I am an Indian now and my heart beats for India and the Indian cricket team," she beamed.

Another Pakistani bride Mobina Kanwal said that she desperately wants India to win, "Else our relatives in Pakistan will quip that they had defeated us."

The Pakistani brides living in Qadian, headquarters of Ahmadiyya Muslims in India, have been waiting to get their Indian citizenship for the past several years.

"If we had got our Indian citizenship,cheap nike mens acg sandals  then we would have gone to Mohali to cheer for the Indian team," said Arifa Salim, another Paksitani bride married in India. She said since she was no more a Pakistani national, so she obviously wanted the Indian team to win. "I will be praying to Allaha for the victory of the Indian team," she said.

Jagdish Lal, a resident of Pashouri Mohalla, who migrated to India from Pakistan, three months ago said, "If the match is the way to strengthen ties between the two countries then cricket matches between the two nations should be regular events".

He said as a youth he used to Reebok ZigTech  watch almost every international match played in Pakistan and would root for the Pakistani team. "India is now my country and now I pray for their victory," he said.