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Watch: Pakistan's Christmas Gesture For Australian Cricketers Wins Hearts

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Australia will face Pakistan in the second Test match in Melbourne starting December 26 but ahead of the game, a special gesture from the Shan Masood-led side has won hearts.

Masood, along with former skipper Babar Azam and few members of the team management, visited the Australian team during their indoor practice session at the Melbourne Cricket Ground with gifts and candies for everyone.

The cricketers interacted with each other and gave out lollipops for all the kids present. The gesture won many hearts online and Australia skipper Pat Cummins could not stop praising the effort. “That was just great.

Just Merry Christmas gifts and lollipops for the kids. So that was great. We've got a good relationship with the Pakistan side.

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