(CNN) -- India and Pakistan have finally found something they can agree on. Rohan Bopanna and Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi, an Indian and Pakistani doubles team, made it to the men's doubles finals in the U.S. Open. On Friday afternoon, the 16th-seeded pair lost to the top-seeded Mike and Bob Bryan, an American team of identical twins. This unlikely pair, dubbed the Indo-Pak Express, has become a symbol of pride for both nations. Qureshi, from Pakistan, says he can see it in the fans who come to watch. "It was great to see all the Indian supporters, most of them wearing Pakistani flags on their faces, holding Pakistani flags and cheering for the same team," he said. "That's a moment I will never forget in my life, meeting so many Indians supporting us."
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Indian Rohan Bopanna, Pakistani Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi are the Indo-Pak Express
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They'll play in the men's doubles finals at the U.S. Open on Friday afternoon
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They want to ease tensions between their countries with message of peace through sport
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The players say they hope their chemistry rubs off on others
"And just looking at the bigger picture, I just feel if me, as a @placeholder, and him, as an Indian, can do so well on the court and be friends off the court, there's no other reason why those Indians and Pakistanis can't be friends," Qureshi said in an interview with CNN.
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