Yuzvendra Chahal's Fine On-Field Gesture During India vs Pakistan Goes Viral

India vs Pakistan matches always have a certain intensity about them but the players never let it boil over and show great respect to each other. Despite the somewhat cold political relationship between the two countries, cricket has been the uniting factor for the people of India and Pakistan. Some Indian players, especially Virat Kohli, share a great bond with their Pakistani counterparts. On Wednesday, the bonhomie between the two set of players was again on show when Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal helped out Pakistan's Usman Khan after his shoe lace had come undone.

Chahal's gesture didn't go unnoticed as fans from both India and Pakistan took to Twitter to praise the Indian spinner.

stunning click of the match#INDvPAK pic.twitter.com/4kU5OH9XYh

— Kz Rajput pti wala (@KhanzadaRajput3) September 19, 2018

A true #Athlete has #Ethics, #SportsManship and #Camaraderie which only a #Sport can bring#Pakistan ho ya #India, #Insaniat first! pic.twitter.com/zvdGlmxB0m

— Maryam Masood (@MaryamMasood80) September 19, 2018

Respect ????#INDvPAK pic.twitter.com/r11pIQYCej

— Ahmed Bollywood ???? (@ahmedzadjali10) September 19, 2018

Players break barriers & how!

Yuzvendra Chahal helping a Pakistani player with his shoe laces in today's match.

The second picture is of Pakistani women cricketer, Anam Amin tying the shoe lace of Harpreet Kaur. #AsiaCup2018 #IndiavsPakistan pic.twitter.com/7M9dGrmdIt

— Archana Solanki (@archana0809) September 19, 2018

Tender moments that's why called cricket is a game of gentlemans and Yuzvendra Chahal played definitely like the Gentleman. pic.twitter.com/GMMtUo5tUm

— Amardeep Tomar (@amarzsb) September 19, 2018

So true...in an age of hashtag nationalism; this right here, is Grace #INDvPAK https://t.co/IGKjzGAtPn

— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) September 19, 2018

However, that was the only helping hand Pakistan got from India in the Asia Cup 2018 encounter at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

A dominant performance saw the Indian team completely outclass Pakistan and register a comprehensive eight-wicket win. The win was especially significant for India after their substandard performance against Hong Kong left many fans wondering how they would perform without run-machine Virat Kohli.

But Kohli's absence was hardly felt as India put in a thoroughly professional performance for their second straight win in the tournament. After packing off Pakistan for a paltry 162 in 43.1 overs, India chased down the target in 29 overs and for the loss of just two wickets.

Kedar Jadhav was India's surprise hero with the ball while captain Rohit Sharma scored his 35th ODI half-century to end all hopes of a Pakistan fightback in the second innings.

The two teams will clash again in the Super Four stage on Sunday.