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india vs pakistan, super 4, asia cup 2025
India vs Pakistan, Super 4, Asia Cup 2025
Fakhar Zaman, who got off to a positive start, was given out caught-behind off Hardik Pandya and he wasn't happy with the decision as he thought the catch wasn't taken cleanly
Sahibzada Farhan brought up a brisk half-century and was involved in a 72-run stand with Saim Ayub
The second wicket stand was ended by Shivam Dube who picked up the wicket of Saim Ayub
Shiva Dube and Kuldeep Yadav continued to make inroads to keep Pakistan in check
Jasprit Bumrah had an off day, finishing with 0 for 45 while Hardik Pandya went for a few in the final over as Pakistan finished with 171/5
Amidst heated exchanges with the Pakistan bowlers, the Indian openers gave their team a powerful start
Abhishek Sharma raced to a 24-ball fifty, the fastest for India against Pakistan in T20Is
Shubman Gill and Suryakumar Yadav fell in quick succession
Abhishek Sharma kept going, continuing to find the fence with ease
Pakistan picked up the wickets of Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson in quick succession but India were in control of the chase
Tilak Varma and Hardik Pandya stayed till the end to take India over the line
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