Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Inside the city making 70 percent of the world’s footballs – where the World Cup ball has been stitched for the last 44 years. The official balls for every tournament since 1982 have been made in Sialkot, Pakistan, and many are stitched by hand. More than 100 years ago, locals in Sialkot started repairing balls as a hobby, and now around 40 million balls are exported from the country each year.
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