Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik at war over India-Pakistan World Cup clash

NEW DELHI: A "war" seems to be brewing between Indo-Pak couple of Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik ahead of the high-voltage World Cup semifinal clash between India and arch-rivals Pakistan in Mohali next week.

The much-awaited clash of the neighbours seems to have caught the couple in a battle of loyalty with the Indian tennis diva, Sania strongly coming out in support of her native nation, while hubby Shoaib cheering for Pakistan.

"I support India and shoaibmalik will support Pakistan as usual!the war is on," said Sania Mirza.

"Be ready baby its on lol hahaha," reacted Malik. The mouth-watering encounter between the two neighbouring countries has set social networking site 'Twitter' abuzz with sportspersons and Bollywood personalities hailing Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men and wishing them luck for the important match.

"There we go:) enjoy it boys.. You're half way there... We are dancing in Miami," tweeted Indian tennis star, Mahesh Bhupathi.

Bollywood actress and co-owner of Rajasthan Royals, Shilpa Shetty, wrote on her Twitter page, "Yesssssssssssssssss We did it, good job team india...fabulous work Yuvi:)In the Semis...Bring it on, yipeeeeeeeeee!."

"India-Pak Semis will be a great match to watch in Mohali. Great win. Great Game. Congrats to the Team for a brilliant performance. Look forward to the Semi finals," tweeted former Indian Premier League ( IPL) chairman, Lalit Modi.

England's Kevin Pietersen, who was forced to cut-short his World Cup campaign following hernia, had his word of appreciation for the left-handed Yuvraj Singh.

"Congrats India!! @yuvsingh09 on fire.. ?" the batsman tweeted.

India on Thursday set up an exciting semifinal clash against Pakistan after the hosts ran home with a five-wicket win over Australia at Ahmedabad's Motera stadium.

Chasing a moderate total of 261, Dhoni's men held their nerves to overhaul the target with 14 balls to spare with Yuvraj Singh (57 not out), Sachin Tendulkar (53) and Gautam Gambhir (50) being the star batting performers.

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Filmfare Awards : Down the years - Filmfare Awards

5th Filmfare Awards - 1958: Yashwantrao Chavan presents the Best Actress award to Nargis for 'Mother India' at the 5th Filmfare Awards in the year 1958. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

11th Filmfare Awards: Rajendra Kumar presents the Best Actress award to Nutan for 'Bandini' at the 11th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

13th Filmfare Awards - 1966: Waheeda Rehman presented the Best Actress award for 'Guide' by Raj kapoor at the 13th Filmfare Awards in 1966. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

17th Filmfare Awards: Ashok Kumar and Sharmila Tagore gets the Best Actress and Actor awards for 'Aashirwad' and 'Aaradhana' respectively at the 17th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

18th Filmfare Awards - 1971: Sharmila Tagore presents the Best Actor award to Rajesh Khanna for 'Sachcha Jhutha' at the 18th Filmfare Awards in 1971. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

19th Filmfare Awards: Amitabh Bachchan and Shatrughan Sinha at the 19th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

25th Filmfare Awards: Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi at the 25th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

26th Filmfare Awards - 1979: Nutan and Amitabh Bachchan get the Best Actress and Actor awards for 'Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki 'and 'Don' respectively in 1979.(Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

26th Filmfare Awards - 1979: Nutan and Amitabh Bachchan gets the Best Actress and Actor awards for 'Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki 'and 'Don' respectively in 1979. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

26th Filmfare Awards - 1979: Laxmikanth (L) and Pyarelal (R) with Raj Kapoor at the 26th Filmfare Awards in 1979. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

26th Filmfare Awards - 1979: Simi Gerewal with Nutan at the 26th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

28th Filmfare Awards - 1981: Chief guest Sunil Dutt arrives with Sanjay Dutt at 'Shanmukhanand Hall' for the 28th Filmfare Awards in the year 1981. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/Anil Nagda)

30th Filmfare Awards - 1983: Shri Madhavsinh Silanki, CM of Gujarat presenting the Best Director award to Raj Kapoor for 'Prem Rog' at the 30th Filmfare Awards in 1983. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

30th Filmfare Awards - 1983: Rajendar Kumar presents an award to Raj Kapoor for Best Editing in 'Prem Rog' at the 30th Filmfare Awards in 1983. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

31st Filmfare Awards - 1984: Shabana Azmi and Anupam Kher gets the Best Actress and Best Actror awards at the 31st Filmfare Awards in 1984. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

31st Filmfare Awards - 1984: Shabana Azmi and Anupam Kher gets the Best Actress and Best Actor awards at the 31th Filmfare Awards in 1984. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

31st Filmfare Awards - 1984: Naseeruddin Shah and Shabana Azmi gets the Best Actor and Best Actress Awards for 'Masoom' and 'Arth' respectively at the 31th Filmfare Awards in 1984. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

35th Filmfare Awards - 1990: Sri Devi receives the Best Actress award from Amitabh Bachchan at the 35th Filmfare Awards in 1990. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Aamir Khan and Subhash Ghai at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Anil Kapoor and Salman Khan at the 36th Filmfare Award in 1991. (Photo/B.K Tambe) (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Sunny Deol and Madhuri gets the Best Actor and Best Actress award for 'Ghayal' and 'Dil' respectively at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Dev Anand and Lata Mangeshkar at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Lata Mangeshkar, Gulzar and Asha Bhonsle at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/Anil Nagda)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Sonu Walia at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Sunny Deol receives the Best Actor award for 'Ghayal' from Rekha at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Juhi Chawla and Poonam Dhillon at the 36th Filmfare Awards in 1991. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

36th Filmfare Awards - 1991: Sunny Deol and Madhuri gets the Best Actor and Best Actress awards for 'Ghayal' and 'Dil' respectively in 1991 at 36th Filmfare Awards. (Photo/Bharat Chanda) (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/Bharat Chanda)

37th Filmfare Awards - 1992: Sri Devi gets the Best Actress Award for 'Lamhe' by Shatrughan Sinha at the 37th Filmfare Awards in 1992. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

37th Filmfare Awards - 1992: Gulzar and Kumar Gaurav at the 37th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

37th Filmfare Awards - 1992: Amitabh Bachchan and Rajkumar at the 37th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/Bharat Chanda)

38th Filmfare Awards - 1993: Madhuri receiving an award from Sri Devi at the 38th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/Anil Nagda)

38th Filmfare Awards - 1993: Dilip Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar at the 38th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

38th Filmfare Awards - 1993: Anil Kapoor and Dimple Kapadia at the 38th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

38th Filmfare Awards - 1993: Madhuri, Simi Gerewal and M F Hussain at the 38th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni )

38th Filmfare Awards - 1993: Sunny Deol and Saira Banu at the 38th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/ Anil Nagda)

39th Filmfare Awards - 1994: Kajol hands over the Best Debut Award to Tabu at the 39th Filmfare Awards in 1994. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL)

39th Filmfare Awards - 1994: Shahrukh Khan at the 39th Filmfare Awards in 1994. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni )

39th Filmfare Awards - 1994: Amrita Singh and Deepa Mehta at the 39th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

39th Filmfare Awards - 1994: Anil Kapoor, Anu Agarwal and Juhi Chawla at the 39th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni )

39th Filmfare Awards - 1994: Shahrukh Khan and Juhi Chawla get the Best Actor/Actress Award for 'Baazigar' and 'Hum Hai Rahi Pyaar Ke' respectively at the 39th Filmfare Awards in 1994. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL)

41st Filmfare Awards - 1996: Vayjanthi Mala, Ashok Kumar and MF Hussain at the 41th Filmfare Awards in 1996. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni )

42nd Filmfare Awards - 1997: Kajol, Fardeen Khan and Feroz Khan at the 42nd Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

42nd Filmfare Awards - 1997: Rekha, Karisma and Arbaaz Khan at the 42nd Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

43rd Filmfare Awards - 1998: Amrita Singh presenting an Award to Akshaye Khanna at the 43rd Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

43rd Filmfare Awards - 1998: Salman, Govinda, Manisha Koirala and Mahima at the 43rd Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

43rd Filmfare Awards - 1998: Karan Johar, Farah Khan and Tabu at the 43rd Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)

44th Filmfare Awards - 1999: Karan Johar receives the Best Film Award for 'Kuch kuch Hota Hai' at the 44th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

44th Filmfare Awards - 1999: Sri Devi and Amitabh Bachchan at the 44th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

45th Filmfare Awards - 2000: Aishwarya and Sanjay Dutt at the 45th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

47th Filmfare Awards - 2002: Aditya Chopra at the 47th Filmfare Awards in 2002. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)

47th Filmfare Awards - 2002: Neetu Singh, Rishi Kapoor, (Backdrop), Salman Khan and Aishwarya at the 47th Filmfare Awards in 2002. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

47th Filmfare Awards - 2002: Abhishek Bachchan, Tina Ambani, Jaya Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan and Anil Ambani at the 47th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

Poonam Dhillon and Smita Patil at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/ Anil Nagda)

Rani Mukherji at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)

Lata Mangeshkar and Raj Kapoor at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)

Anil Kapoor with his award at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/SN Kulkarni)

Amitabh Bachchan and Shatrughan Sinha at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)

Naseeruddin Shah and Poonam Dhillon at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL)

Naseeruddin Shah with his award at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL)

47th Filmfare Awards - 2002: Shahrukh, Aishwarya and Gauri at 47th Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL/SN Kulkarni )

47th Filmfare Awards - 2002: Ashutosh receiving an award from Rekha and Anil kapoor at the 47th Filmfare Awards in 2002. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL/Jitu Savlani)

Raj Kapoor and Rajesh Khanna at the Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives) (BCCL)

41st Filmfare Awards - 1996: Kajol and Shahrukh Khan at the 41st Filmfare Awards. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL/Bharat Chanda)

41st Filmfare Awards - 1995: Govinda hands over the Best Supporting actor trophy to Jackie Shroff for '1942 A Love Story' at the 40th Filmfare Awards in 1995. (Courtesy: Times Archives)  (BCCL)