“Doctor Saheb, if you and I decide, we can resolve all our disputes before lunch and then go back to watch the match!” With those opening lines, Pakistan’s then-president, Pervez Musharraf, settled down in his sofa at New Delhi’s Hyderabad House seven Aprils ago. He and his host, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, had finished watching a bit of the cricket match between India and Pakistan at the Ferozeshah Kotla grounds. The match, as everyone knew, was a ruse that was used to organise the meeting.