Much to the delight of cricket fans across the globe, the rivalry between India and Pakistan resumed in the ongoing Asia Cup, where the arch-rivals have locked horns on two occasions. Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, Men in Blue have thrashed Sarfraz Ahmed’s men in back-to-back matches.

While fans are closely monitoring each and every move of cricketers on the field, the shutterbugs have managed to frequently capture a mystery girl - who was seen cheering for Pakistan in all the matches, reports the timesnownews.com.

Social media is also full of memes with fans from both the countries posting messages on social media posting the girl’s photograph. India vs Pakistan offer a lot of entertainment but an additional quotient was added for fans who couldn’t help but talk about a mystery woman who continues to attend the matches.

It was none other than the mystery girl who continues to attend Pakistan matches and keep the netizens busy. Having appeared in the previous matches of the Men in Green, the girl has impressed everyone with her regularity.

Twitter admitted to have been impressed with the mystery girl’s consistency but at the same time used the same to troll the Pakistan cricket team, which often gets criticised for their inconsistent performances.

The girl was spotted for the first time during the India-Pakistan match played on September 19th in Dubai. After that, she was witnessed in the stands during the match of India vs Bangladesh on September 21, wearing a black outfit. 

As India took on Pakistan again in the Super Four clash in Dubai, the girl came to attend the match again. Although there is no confirmation over the identity of the girl, some have claimed that her name is Nivya Navora.

India and Pakistan don’t play cricket that often but huge demands for the same to happen more frequently is being made on social media, with this girl being the reason for many.

As for the India vs Pakistan match, Sarfraz Ahmed’s men posted a total of 237 on board after opting to bat first, all thanks to Shoaib Malik’s terrific 78. Indian bowlers were impressive against the Pakistan batsmen, picking wickets at regular intervals.

While it looked like Pakistan would cross the 250-run mark during Malik and Sarfraz’s partnership, a terrific display of death-bowling saw the Men in Blue restrict their opponents to a below-par score.