The ongoing friendly banter between supporters of the Indian Premier League (IPL) and Pakistan Super League (PSL) added a new layer of spice recently when Punjab Kings (PBKS) spinner Harpreet Brar was seen sharing a playful exchange with young teammate Priyansh Arya. While neither player took any names directly, their light-hearted conversation appeared to mock Pakistani batter Mohammad Rizwan’s much-talked-about “Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose” remark.
Harpreet Brar pokes fun at Mohammad Rizwan
In a video now doing rounds on social media, Harpreet and Priyansh can be seen engaged in a humorous moment that cricket fans have latched on to as a subtle dig at Rizwan. The clip, which has now gone viral on social media, captures the following dialogue:
Harpreet Brar: “Kabhi win hota hai.” (Sometimes you win.)
Priyansh Arya: “Kabhi learn hota hai.” (Sometimes you learn.)
Harpreet Brar: “Aaj learn hua hai.” (Today, we learned.)
The two PBKS players burst into laughter after the exchange, making it clear that the moment was all in good fun. However, fans were quick to draw parallels with Rizwan’s post-match remarks from previous tournaments where he often used the phrase “Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose” to describe Pakistan’s results in closely contested games.
Here is the video:
😭😭😭😭 https://t.co/su1Udk4qzn pic.twitter.com/pf49rJpGrz
— 🇦🇺 (@PunjabiPunter_) April 20, 2025
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The IPL vs PSL narrative
The rivalry between the IPL and PSL is nothing new. From comparisons of bowling attacks to debating star power, fans from India and Pakistan often clash online over which league stands taller. The IPL, with its global reach, massive budgets, and international participation, is considered the most lucrative and competitive T20 league. The PSL, on the other hand, is praised for its quality pace bowling and homegrown talent.
Brar’s cheeky banter only fuels this ongoing discussion and showcases how deeply these rivalries penetrate locker room humor and on-field interactions—even when done light-heartedly.
