If there was ever any doubt about the love of cricket in Pakistan, the fans in Lahore just shattered it!

The atmosphere at the Gaddafi Stadium on Saturday was simply electric. For the series-deciding third and final T20 International between Pakistan and South Africa, the Lahore crowd didn’t just show up they made history, setting a new benchmark for passion on home soil.

A colossal total of 32,437 spectators were officially recorded inside the stadium the largest crowd ever to attend a cricket match on Pakistani home soil.

The largest recorded crowd in Pakistan’s cricket history. Well done, Lahore. pic.twitter.com/xup9EDCjSh

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The sheer volume of the turnout prompted the stadium screens to proudly declare the event “House Full,” providing undeniable proof of the crowd’s passionate support.

The fans’ fervent enthusiasm proved invaluable, as the Green Shirts clinched a thrilling 4-wicket victory to seal the series 2-1 against South Africa.

Pakistan successfully chased the 140-run target in the 19th over, culminating a spectacular day for home cricket.

Lahore’s cricket lovers didn’t just attend a game, they set a national benchmark for attendance and reaffirmed their powerful connection to the sport.