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Its India Vs Pakistan on the field tomorrow, but its India Vs Pakistan on MensXP already.

With the upcoming semi-final where India will be playing against Pakistan, cricket fanatics of both nations are going all out to support their respective teams. We do our bit by pitching our homegrown WAGs - against the Pakistani WAGs. Lets look at the Indian and Pakistani cricketers with their WAGs and analyse who's better.

Sachin Tendulkar

Anjali Tendulkar is the name of his wife and is a doctor by profession. She is also a doting mother to her two kids. She always conducts herself with grace in public and is often seen accompanying her husband. She is older than the master blaster, but nobody cares because there couldn't be a cuter looking couple.

Misbah-ul-Haq

Misbah-ul-Haq's darling wife, though nameless here, matches Mrs Tendulkar in terms of grace and beauty. She is mommy to son Fazl-ul-Haq, who might, someday, follow his dad's footsteps.

M.S. Dhoni

The lady who scored the captain of the Indian cricket team is Sakshi Rawat. Dhoni, who had a thing for Miss Padukone, now looks totally besotted by his petite wife and they are often seen going on fun outings. For all we know, they complement each other extremely well.

Shahid Afridi

The Pakistani captain's wife is Nadia Afridi and she is not to be seen without her traditional veil. Unlike Sakshi Dhoni, she isn't a cricket enthusiast and hence never seen cheering her husband on the field. She has given birth to three daughters whose looks give way to their mother's hidden beauty.

Virender Sehwag

Mrs. Aarti Sehwag is a graduate and also a sound support system of the serial run-getter of the team. She gave birth to a baby boy in 2007 and they appear like a blissfully happy family.

Shoaib Malik

Its funny to have a top Indian sportsperson to feature as a part of the Pakistani cricket team. However, Sania is married to banned cricketer Shoaib Malik hence, a Pakistani WAG. Sania is well known for her sporting achievements and is probably the most famous WAG of Pakistan.

Yuvraj Singh

The man of the moment is said to be dating Aanchal Kumar at the moment. Aanchal needs no introduction in India as she has been a top supermodel and was also a participant in the popular show 'Bigg Boss'. A stunner in terms of looks and figure and sets the temperature of the competition rising.

Mohammad Asif

Not that we think Mohammad Asif is a patch on our super stylish Yuvi, but the fact that he too dated a model throws them in a similar league. Asif dated Veena Malik, a contestant on 'Bigg Boss' alongside Aanchal, for quite a while. The relationship turned sour and Veena exposed Asif's spot-fixing details to the media and the ICC. Not quite a fairytale, right?

After going through the long list, we think that the Indians are quite a few notches above their Pakistani counterparts. Not that we're biased towards our homegrown team, but Pakistani WAGs seem to lack the international appeal barring Sania Mirza (we refuse to count Veena Malik for her OTT acts that she subjects her audience to). Our WAGs are more media friendly and are not inhibited to come out in the open and support their better halves apart from keeping their traditions alive.

So, the results have been declared, India wins over Pakistan. At least we like to believe so! (MensXP.com)

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