Goa, March 18 -- On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon engaged in extensive discussions in New Delhi aimed at enhancing their countries' relationship. Interestingly, as Luxon humorously pointed out, cricket was not on the agenda. When asked why, PM Modi couldn't help but laugh at Luxon's comment about intentionally steering clear of the sport to avoid a "diplomatic incident," especially considering the competitive history between their men's cricket teams in recent tournaments. "I truly appreciate that PM Modi didn't bring up New Zealand's loss to India in the Champions Trophy, and I refrained from mentioning our Test wins in India. Let's keep it that way to steer clear of any diplomati...