On February 15, India achieved a significant victory over Pakistan in the T20 World Cup held at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, with this match being India's largest win against Pakistan in runs in the tournament's history. With this win, India's record against Pakistan in T20 World Cups improved to 8-1. The match was notable not only for the outcome but also for the varied commentary it received across multiple languages.

One major highlight was the Haryanvi commentary, which captured the audience's attention with its unique and entertaining style. As Hardik Pandya bowled out Usman Tariq, various commentators created memorable moments that quickly went viral on social media. The Haryanvi commentary's colloquial expressions, such as "Gobhi Khod di, Singhaare Bikwa Di" (meaning something like 'dug up cauliflower, sold water chestnuts'), resonated with fans, showcasing a distinct cultural flavor amidst the highly competitive atmosphere of the cricket match.

This blend of sports and local commentary style not only delights cricket fans but also reflects how regional cultures can enrich the viewing experience of global events. The popularity of the Haryanvi commentary also indicates a growing trend of regional expressions in mainstream sports coverage, enhancing fan engagement and connection to the sport in a more relatable way.