India Won by 6 Wickets

Clinical Performance from India! Excellent Bowling and Steady Batting

India produced a clinical performance with the ball to restrict Pakistan. While Shami struggled a bit for control in the initial spell, Hardik bowled a brilliant 6-over spell, removing Babar Azam. Rizwan and Shakeel stitched a century partnership for the third wicket but were very cautious against some disciplined bowling. Both were dropped but couldn’t capitalize, leading to Pakistan losing three quick wickets. Kuldeep’s spell in the last 10 overs, where he picked up three wickets, never allowed Pakistan to accelerate. In reply, Rohit came out all guns blazing, but his innings was cut short by a Shaheen Afridi yorker. Shubman Gill was watchful in the following over but went after the left-arm pacer with a flurry of eye-pleasing boundaries. India raced to 64/1 at the end of the first powerplay.

Key Stats:

Shami and Kuldeep’s combined effort kept Pakistan in check

Kuldeep Yadav: 3 wickets, excellent bowling in the last 10 overs

Hardik Pandya: Removed Babar Azam

Kohli’s Century, India Seals a Memorable Win!

Virat Kohli hit a boundary on the final ball to take India to a thrilling victory, completing his century in the process. As he made his way down the track and slammed the length ball wide of extra cover, smiles erupted in the Indian camp. Kohli took off his helmet, raised his bat, and looked heavenwards, a moment that was nothing short of vintage. This century was a testament to his skill and was a match-defining performance in India’s chase.

Key Stats:

Virat Kohli: 100*(108) – 244/4 (42.3 ov)

India 225/4 (41) – CRR: 5.49, Req: 1.89

India has scored 225 runs in 41 overs with a run rate of 5.49. Axar Patel is not out at 1, while Virat Kohli is not out at 87. In bowling, Shaheen Afridi has conceded 28 runs in 7 overs, and Salman Agha has given away 10 runs in 5 overs. India’s last wicket fell with Hardik Pandya being caught by Rizwan off Shaheen Afridi for 8.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 25 runs, 2 wickets

Partnership: 2 (6)

Last Wkt: Hardik Pandya c Rizwan b Shaheen Afridi 8(6) – 223/4 (39.6 ov)

India needs 17 more runs in 54 balls.

India 223/4 (40) – CRR: 5.58, Req: 1.9

India has scored 223 runs in 40 overs with a run rate of 5.58. Virat Kohli is not out at 86, while Hardik Pandya was dismissed for 8. In bowling, Khushdil Shah has conceded 37 runs in 7 overs, and Shaheen Afridi has given away 28 runs in 6 overs. Hardik Pandya was caught by Rizwan off Shaheen Afridi for 8 from 6 balls.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 34 runs, 2 wickets

Partnership: 9 (7)

Last Wkt: Hardik Pandya c Rizwan b Shaheen Afridi 8(6) – 223/4 (39.6 ov)

India needs 19 more runs in 60 balls.

India 215/3 (39) – CRR: 5.51, Req: 2.45

India has scored 215 runs in 39 overs with a run rate of 5.51. Hardik Pandya is not out at 1, while Virat Kohli is not out at 85. In bowling, Haris Rauf has conceded 52 runs in 7 overs, and Khushdil Shah has given away 37 runs in 7 overs. India’s last wicket fell with Shreyas Iyer being caught by Imam for 56.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 30 runs, 1 wicket

Partnership: 1 (1)

Last Wkt: Shreyas Iyer c Imam b Khushdil Shah 56(67) – 214/3 (38.5 ov)

India needs 27 more runs in 66 balls.

India 201/2 (37) – CRR: 5.43, Req: 3.15

India has scored 201 runs in 37 overs with a run rate of 5.43. Shreyas Iyer is not out at 50, while Virat Kohli is not out at 82. In bowling, Haris Rauf has conceded 40 runs in 6 overs, and Abrar Ahmed has given away 28 runs in 10 overs. India’s last wicket fell with Shubman Gill being dismissed for 46 by Abrar Ahmed.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 26 runs, 0 wickets

Partnership: 101 (117)

Last Wkt: Shubman Gill b Abrar Ahmed 46(52) – 100/2 (17.3 ov)

India needs 41 more runs in 78 balls.

India 189/2 (35) – CRR: 5.4, Req: 3.53

India has scored 189 runs in 35 overs with a run rate of 5.4. Shreyas Iyer is not out at 48, while Virat Kohli is not out at 71. In bowling, Naseem Shah has conceded 37 runs in 8 overs, and Abrar Ahmed gave away 27 runs in 9 overs. India’s last wicket fell with Shubman Gill being dismissed for 46 by Abrar Ahmed.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 29 runs, 0 wickets

Partnership: 89 (105)

Last Wkt: Shubman Gill b Abrar Ahmed 46(52) – 100/2 (17.3 ov)

India needs 53 more runs in 90 balls.

India 167/2 (30.3) – CRR: 5.48, Req: 3.85, India needs 75 more runs

India has scored 167 runs in 30.3 overs with a run rate of 5.48. Shreyas Iyer played an innings of 33 runs, including 4 fours and 1 six, while Virat Kohli is not out at 65. In bowling, Salman Agha has conceded 7 runs in 3 overs, and Khushdil Shah gave away 20 runs in 4 overs. India’s last wicket fell with Shubman Gill being dismissed for 46 by Abrar Ahmed.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 40 runs, 0 wickets

Partnership: 67 (78)

Last Wkt: Shubman Gill b Abrar Ahmed 46(52) – 100/2 (17.3 ov)

India Restricts Pakistan to an Ordinary Total, Exciting Run Chase Ahead

India delivered an impressive bowling performance to restrict Pakistan to an ordinary total in Dubai. Babar Azam played some beautiful shots early in the day, but he couldn’t convert his start into a big score. Following that, Rizwan and Shakeel added some crucial runs, but the run rate wasn’t great while the two were at the crease. Their wickets triggered a mini-collapse, as the Indian spinners kept taking wickets at regular intervals and controlled the scoring rate. Kuldeep Yadav, with three wickets, was the pick of the bowlers for India, while Khushdil Shah added some pivotal runs towards the end, helping Pakistan cross the 240-run mark. The pitch is quite sluggish, making it hard to bat, so it will be interesting to see how the Indian batters approach the run chase.

Pakistan Bowled Out for 241

Pakistan has been bowled out for 241. A slower delivery by Harshit Rana was slogged by the batter to deep mid-wicket, where it was caught. This wicket marked the end of Pakistan’s innings.

Pakistan 241/9 (49) – CRR: 4.92

Pakistan has scored 241 runs in 49 overs with a run rate of 4.92. Khushdil Shah played an innings of 38 runs, including 5 fours and 1 six. Abrar Ahmed is still not out at 0. In bowling, Harshit Rana conceded 30 runs in 7 overs, while Mohammed Shami gave away 43 runs in 8 overs. Pakistan’s last wicket fell with Haris Rauf being run out.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 35 runs, 2 wickets

Last Wkt: Haris Rauf run out (Axar/Rahul) 8(7) – 241/9 (49.0 ov)

Pakistan 227/8 (48) – CRR: 4.73

Pakistan has scored 227 runs in 48 overs with a run rate of 4.73. Khushdil Shah played an innings of 31 runs, including 3 fours and 1 six. Haris Rauf contributed 14 runs. In bowling, Kuldeep Yadav gave away 40 runs in 9 overs, and Harshit Rana conceded 30 runs in 7 overs. Pakistan’s last wicket fell with Naseem Shah caught by Kohli off Kuldeep Yadav’s bowling.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 27 runs, 1 wicket

Partnership: 5 (8)

Last Wkt: Naseem Shah c Kohli b Kuldeep Yadav 14(16) – 222/8 (46.4 ov)

Pakistan 222/8 (47) – CRR: 4.72

Pakistan has scored 222 runs in 47 overs with a run rate of 4.72. Batter Khushdil Shah played an innings of 27 runs, including 4 fours and 1 six. Meanwhile, Haris Rauf is still not out at 0. In bowling, Mohammed Shami conceded 29 runs in 7 overs, and Kuldeep Yadav gave away 40 runs in 9 overs. Pakistan’s last wicket fell with Naseem Shah caught by Kohli off Kuldeep Yadav’s bowling.

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 25 runs, 3 wickets

Partnership: 0 (2)

Last Wkt: Naseem Shah c Kohli b Kuldeep Yadav 14(16) – 222/8 (46.4 ov)

Kuldeep Yadav Strikes Again, Naseem Shah Caught by Kohli – Kuldeep’s Third Wicket

Kuldeep Yadav took his third wicket by dismissing Naseem Shah, who was caught by Virat Kohli. Naseem Shah scored 14 runs off 16 balls. This wicket further worsened Pakistan’s situation in the match.

Key Stats:

Naseem Shah 14(16) – Caught by Kohli

Kuldeep Yadav’s third wicket

Pakistan 212/7 (45) – CRR: 4.71

Pakistan has scored 212 runs in 45 overs with a run rate of 4.71. Batter Khushdil Shah played a solid innings of 23 runs, including 4 fours and 1 six. Meanwhile, Naseem Shah scored 9 runs. In bowling, Harshit Rana bowled 6 overs, conceding 25 runs at an economy of 4.17, while Kuldeep Yadav gave away 37 runs in 8 overs. Pakistan’s last wicket fell with Shaheen Afridi being bowled out by Kuldeep Yadav for a duck.

Key Stats:

Last Wkt: Shaheen Afridi lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 0(1) – 200/7 (42.5 ov)

Partnership: 12 (13)

Pakistan 206/7 (44) Run Rate: 4.68

Pakistan scored 206 for 7 in 44 overs, maintaining a run rate of 4.68. Naseem Shah and Khushdil Shah made significant contributions, but the batting side faced challenges throughout the innings. The last wicket fell to Shaheen Afridi, and now Pakistan must push for quick runs in the remaining overs.

Key Stats:

• Partnership: 6(7)
• Last Wicket: Shaheen Afridi (0(1)) – 42.5 overs, LBW by Kuldeep Yadav.
• Last 5 overs:

Batsman Stats:

• Naseem Shah: 56(10) 3 fours, 3 sixes, Strike Rate: 83.33
• Khushdil Shah: 21(20) 2 fours, 1 six, Strike Rate: 95.45

Bowler Stats:

Harshit Rana: 6 overs, 25 runs, 4.17 Economy Rate, 1 wicket

Kuldeep Yadav: 7 overs, 31 runs, 4.43 Economy Rate, 1 wicket

Pakistan Reaches 200/7 in 43 Overs (CRR: 4.65), Khushdil Shah and Naseem Shah at the Crease

Pakistan opted to bat first, with Khushdil Shah and Naseem Shah at the crease. Pakistan lost a few wickets in the last few overs, but Khushdil Shah has been holding strong.

Key Stats:

• Partnership: 0 (1 ball)
• Last Wicket: Shaheen Afridi LBW b Kuldeep Yadav 0(1) – 200/7 in 42.5 overs
• Last 5 overs: 30 runs, 2 wickets

Batsmen’s Performance:

• Khushdil Shah: 20 (1 six, 9 fours) – Strike Rate 95.24
• Naseem Shah: 0 (1 ball) – Strike Rate 0.00

Bowlers’ Performance:

Kuldeep Yadav: 7 overs, 31 runs, 2 wickets, Economy 4.43

Axar Patel: 10 overs, 49 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 4.90

Kuldeep Yadav Strikes Again, Two Wickets in Two Balls!

Kuldeep Yadav took two wickets in two consecutive balls. Shaheen Afridi was trapped LBW, and he immediately reviewed the decision. It was a googly from Kuldeep Yadav, and the batsman was rapped on the pads. It was a brilliant piece of bowling. Shaheen Afridi departs for a duck (0) on his first ball.

Kuldeep Yadav Strikes Again, Salman Agha Caught by Jadeja!

Kuldeep Yadav delivered a brilliant ball, getting Salman Agha caught by Jadeja. Agha departs for 19 runs (24 balls).

Key Stats:

Pakistan’s Score: 197/6 (42 overs)

Wicket: Salman Agha, Caught Jadeja b Kuldeep Yadav 19(24)

Pakistan Reaches 197/5 in 42 Overs (CRR: 4.69), Consistency in the Middle Order

Pakistan opted to bat first, with Khushdil Shah and Salman Agha playing key roles in the middle order.

Key Stats:

• Partnership: 32 (35 balls)
• Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir b Jadeja 4(6) – 165/5 in 36.1 overs
• Last 5 overs: 30 runs, 0 wickets

Batsmen’s Performance:

• Khushdil Shah: 18 (1 six, 9 fours) – Strike Rate 94.74
• Salman Agha: 18 (2 sixes, 2 fours) – Strike Rate 81.82

Bowlers’ Performance:

Axar Patel: 10 overs, 49 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 4.90

Kuldeep Yadav: 6 overs, 28 runs, 0 wickets, Economy 4.67

Pakistan Sets 188/5 in 41 Overs (CRR: 4.59), Middle Order Strength

Pakistan opted to bat first, with Khushdil Shah and Salman Agha providing crucial middle-order contributions.

Key Stats:

• Partnership: 23 (29 balls)
• Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir b Jadeja 4(6) – 165/5 in 36.1 overs
• Last 5 overs: 23 runs, 1 wicket

Batsmen’s Performance:

• Khushdil Shah: 11 (1 six, 5 fours) – Strike Rate 73.33
• Salman Agha: 17 (2 sixes, 0 fours) – Strike Rate 85.00

Bowlers’ Performance:

Kuldeep Yadav: 6 overs, 28 runs, 0 wickets, Economy 4.67

Axar Patel: 9 overs, 41 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 4.56

Pakistan Posts 183/5 in 40 Overs (CRR: 4.57), Middle Order Stability

Pakistan opted to bat first, with Khushdil Shah and Salman Agha making valuable contributions in the middle order.

Key Stats:

• Partnership: 18 (23 balls)
• Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir b Jadeja 4(6) – 165/5 in 36.1 overs
• Last 5 overs: 23 runs, 1 wicket

Batsmen’s Performance:

• Khushdil Shah: 8 (1 six, 3 fours) – Strike Rate 72.73
• Salman Agha: 15 (1 six, 8 fours) – Strike Rate 83.33

Bowlers’ Performance:

Axar Patel: 9 overs, 41 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 4.56

Ravindra Jadeja: 7 overs, 40 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 5.71

Pakistan’s Middle Order Challenge, 177/5 in 39 Overs (CRR: 4.54)

Pakistan opted to bat first. Salman Agha and Khushdil Shah contributed well in the middle order, while the bowlers also performed admirably.

Key Stats:

• Partnership: 12 (17 balls)
• Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir b Jadeja 4(6) – 165/5 in 36.1 overs
• Last 5 overs: 23 runs, 2 wickets

Batsmen’s Performance:

• Salman Agha: 10 (1 six, 3 fours) – Strike Rate 76.92
• Khushdil Shah: 7 (0 sixes, 0 fours) – Strike Rate 70.00

Bowlers’ Performance:

Ravindra Jadeja: 7 overs, 40 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 5.71

Axar Patel: 8 overs, 35 runs, 1 wicket, Economy 4.38

Pakistan 170/5 (38 Overs) – Run Rate: 4.47

Pakistan chose to bat first and has scored 170 runs in 38 overs. Salman Agha played a key role with 81 runs, while Khushdil Shah made 26 runs. On the bowling front, Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel delivered strong performances, with Jadeja taking 3 wickets. The Pakistan team has lost 3 wickets for 20 runs in the last 5 overs.

Key Stats:

• Salman Agha: 81 runs (10 fours), Strike Rate: 72.73
• Khushdil Shah: 26 runs, Strike Rate: 33.33
• Ravindra Jadeja: 6 overs, 33 runs, 1 wicket, Economy: 5.50
• Axar Patel: 8 overs, 35 runs, 1 wicket, Economy: 4.38

Key Stats:

Last 5 overs: 20 runs, 3 wickets

Partnership: 5 (11)

Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir b Jadeja 4(6) – 165/5 (in 36.1 overs)

168/5 (37.3) – Pakistan’s Middle Order Struggling

Pakistan chose to bat and have reached 168/5 in 37.3 overs. During this phase, Khushdil Shah remains unbeaten on 15 runs, while Salman Agha is on 79. India’s bowlers, particularly Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja, have kept the pressure on the opposition batsmen. The last wicket saw Tayyab Tahir dismissed by Jadeja for 4 runs. In the last 5 overs, Pakistan scored 23 runs and lost 3 wickets.

Key Stats and Figures:

Last 5 Overs: 23 runs, 3 wickets

Pakistan’s Score: 168/5 (37.3 overs)

Run Rate: 4.48

Batsmen: Khushdil Shah (15*), Salman Agha (79)

Bowlers: Axar Patel (7 overs, 31 runs, 1 wicket), Ravindra Jadeja (6 overs, 33 runs, 1 wicket)

Partnership: 3 runs (8 balls)

Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir (4 runs, dismissed by Jadeja)

India vs Pakistan: Jadeja Strikes, Tayyab Tahir Clean Bowled!

Ravindra Jadeja makes an immediate impact as he cleans up Tayyab Tahir. The ball went straight through, crashing into the stumps as Tahir misjudged it completely. With this wicket, Pakistan finds itself in deeper trouble at 165/5. Jadeja joins the wicket-takers list, strengthening India’s grip on the match.

Key Highlights:

Shot Played: Misjudged, Clean Bowled

Score: Pakistan 165/5 (36.1 overs)

Last Wicket: Tayyab Tahir 4(6) | Pakistan 165/5 (36.1 overs)

Bowler: Ravindra Jadeja

India vs Pakistan: Pakistan at 165/4 (36) – Middle Order Under Pressure

Pakistan reaches 165/4 in 36 overs with a run rate of 4.58. After opting to bat first, Pakistan has struggled against India’s disciplined bowling attack. Saud Shakeel’s dismissal (62) put them on the back foot, and now Tayyab Tahir and Salman Agha are at the crease. In the last 5 overs, Pakistan managed 28 runs but lost 2 key wickets.

Key Highlights:

Partnership: 6(7)

Score: Pakistan 165/4 (36 overs), Run Rate: 4.58

Last Wicket: Saud Shakeel 62(76) | Pakistan 159/4 (34.5 overs)

Current Batters:

Tayyab Tahir* 4(5), Strike Rate: 80.00

Salman Agha 5(6), Strike Rate: 83.33

Bowlers:

Hardik Pandya: 8-0-31-2 (Economy: 3.88)

Axar Patel: 7-0-32-1 (Economy: 4.57)

Last 5 Overs: 28 runs, 2 wickets

India vs Pakistan: Pakistan Struggles at 160/4 (35.1 Overs)

Pakistan opted to bat first, but Indian bowlers have kept things in check. As of now, Pakistan stands at 160/4 in 35.1 overs. Hardik Pandya dismissed Saud Shakeel (62), giving India a crucial breakthrough. In the last 5 overs, Pakistan added 30 runs but lost 2 wickets.

Key Highlights:

Last 5 Overs: 30 runs, 2 wickets

Score: Pakistan 160/4 (35.1 overs), Run Rate: 4.55

Last Wicket: Saud Shakeel 62(76) | Pakistan 159/4 (34.5 overs)

Current Batters: Tayyab Tahir* 1(2), Salman Agha 34(40)

Bowlers:

Axar Patel: 6.1-0-27-1 (Economy: 4.40)

Hardik Pandya: 8-0-31-2 (Economy: 3.90)

India vs Pakistan: Saud Shakeel Falls, India Back in Control!

Hardik Pandya sends Saud Shakeel back, just like Rizwan earlier. It was a short ball, and Shakeel pulled it towards deep mid-wicket. Axar Patel sprinted to his right, kept his eyes on the ball, and completed a safe catch. Both set batters are gone in quick succession, putting Indian bowlers firmly in control once again. Tayyab Tahir, a right-handed batter, walks to the crease.

Key Highlights:

New Batter: Tayyab Tahir (Right-handed)

Saud Shakeel: 62(76), 5 fours

Bowler: Hardik Pandya

Catch: Axar Patel

Shot Played: Pull shot towards deep mid-wicket

India vs Pakistan: Saud Shakeel’s Fighting Fifty Ends, Hardik Strikes!

Hardik Pandya dismissed Saud Shakeel, giving India a crucial breakthrough. Shakeel played a fighting knock of 62 runs off 76 balls, including 5 fours. Attempting a shot off Pandya’s delivery, he was caught brilliantly by Axar Patel, bringing an end to his innings.

Key Highlights:

Dismissal: Caught out

Saud Shakeel: 62(76), 5 fours

Bowler: Hardik Pandya

Catch: Axar Patel

India vs Pakistan: 146/3 (33.2) – Axar Strikes, Rizwan Bowled!

📌 Score Update:

• Pakistan: 146/3 (33.2)
• Current Run Rate (CRR): 4.38
• Toss: Pakistan opted to bat

📌 Big Moment:

• Bowler: Axar Patel
• Batsman: Mohammad Rizwan – Bowled!
• Score: 46(77) | 3 fours | 0 sixes
• How it happened:
  • A straight delivery from Axar
  • Rizwan misjudged, the stumps shattered!
  • Crucial 99-run partnership broken!

📌 Key Stats:

Partnership: 99 runs (142 balls)

Wicket Down: 146/3 (33.2 overs)

📌 Score Update:

• Pakistan: 146/3 (33.2)
• Current Run Rate (CRR): 4.38
• Toss: Pakistan opted to bat

📌 Wicket Fallen:

• Batsman: Mohammad Rizwan – Bowled!
• Score: 46(77) | 3 fours | 0 sixes | Strike Rate: 59.74
• Bowler: Axar Patel – 5.2-0-25-1 | Economy: 4.69
• Partnership: 99 runs (142 balls) broken

📌 How It Happened:

• A straight and quick delivery from Axar Patel
• Rizwan attempted a shot but completely missed the ball
• The ball crashed into the stumps, shattering them

Match Situation:
Pakistan was building a strong innings, but Axar Patel’s breakthrough has shifted momentum. The 99-run stand between Rizwan and Saud Shakeel had put Pakistan in control, but this wicket brings India back into the game. Now, Pakistan needs to rebuild, while India will look to capitalize and take more wickets quickly.

India vs Pakistan: 142/2 (32) – Pakistan Steady

📌 Score Update:

• Pakistan: 142/2 (32)
• Current Run Rate (CRR): 4.44
• Toss: Pakistan opted to bat

📌 Batsmen at the Crease:

• Saud Shakeel – 54(68) | 4 fours | 0 sixes | Strike Rate: 79.41
• Mohammad Rizwan – 42(72) | 3 fours | 0 sixes | Strike Rate: 58.33

📌 Bowling Performance:

• Ravindra Jadeja – 5-0-31-0 | Economy: 6.20
• Axar Patel – 5-0-23-0 | Economy: 4.60

📌 Key Stats:

Last 5 Overs: 26 runs, 0 wickets

Partnership: 95 runs (136 balls)

Last Wicket: Imam-ul-Haq run out (Axar) – 10(26) | 47/2 in 9.2 overs

India vs Pakistan: Pakistan Steady After Early Setback

📌 Score Update:

• Pakistan: 137/2 (31 overs)
• Current Run Rate (CRR): 4.42
• Toss: Pakistan opted to bat

📌 Batsmen at the Crease:

• Saud Shakeel – 50(63) | 4 fours | 0 sixes | Strike Rate: 79.37
• Mohammad Rizwan – 41(71) | 3 fours | 0 sixes | Strike Rate: 57.75

📌 Bowling Performance:

• Axar Patel – 4 overs | 18 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 4.50
• Ravindra Jadeja – 5 overs | 31 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 6.20

📌 Key Stats:

Last 5 Overs: 30 runs, 0 wickets

Partnership: 90 runs (130 balls)

Last Wicket: Imam-ul-Haq run out (Axar) – 10(26) | 47/2 in 9.2 overs

Pakistan Builds a Strong Foundation Against India

Pakistan opted to bat first after winning the toss and has posted 129/2 in 30 overs. Mohammad Rizwan remains unbeaten at 39 (SR: 57.35), while Saud Shakeel has scored 44 runs (SR: 73.33). The duo has built a solid 82-run partnership. Earlier, Imam-ul-Haq was run out for 10 (26) at 47/2 in 9.2 overs. On the bowling front, Ravindra Jadeja (4 overs, 23 runs, 1 wicket) and Axar Patel (4 overs, 18 runs) have kept things under control. Pakistan has added 30 runs in the last five overs without losing a wicket.

Pakistan’s Steady Start, Rizwan and Shakeel Anchor the Innings

Pakistan won the toss and opted to bat first, reaching 126/2 in 29 overs. Mohammad Rizwan (37 runs off 65 balls) and Saud Shakeel (43 runs off 57 balls) are currently at the crease, building a solid 79-run partnership in 118 balls.

For India, Mohammed Shami has bowled 6 overs, conceding 23 runs with an economy of 3.83, including two maiden overs. Ravindra Jadeja, on the other hand, has bowled 4 overs, giving away 23 runs at an economy of 5.75.

In the last five overs, Pakistan has scored 32 runs without losing a wicket. Earlier, Imam-ul-Haq (10 runs off 26 balls) was run out by a brilliant throw from Axar Patel, leaving Pakistan at 47/2 in 9.2 overs. Rizwan and Shakeel are now looking to build on this foundation and put India under pressure.

Pakistan’s Steady Start, Saud Shakeel and Rizwan Anchoring the Innings

PAK 122/2 (28.1) | CRR: 4.33
Pakistan won the toss and opted to bat first. After 28.1 overs, they have scored 122 runs for the loss of 2 wickets. Saud Shakeel (41 runs, 75.93 SR) and Mohammad Rizwan (35 runs, 55.56 SR) are at the crease, providing stability to the team. On the bowling side, Ravindra Jadeja (3.1 overs, 1 maiden, 9 runs, 6.00 economy) and Mohammed Shami (6 overs, 23 runs, 3.80 economy) are working to build pressure on the Pakistani batters.

Key Stats:

Last 5 Overs: 32 runs, 0 wickets

Partnership: 75 runs (113 balls)

Last Wicket: Imam-ul-Haq run out (Axar Patel) – 10(26), Score: 47/2 (in 9.2 overs)

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 116/2 in 27 Overs, Strong Partnership, Run Rate Improves

Pakistan has reached 116/2 in 27 overs. The Rizwan-Shakeel partnership has grown to 69 runs, and they have started accelerating the scoring rate.

📊 Pakistan – 116/2 (27 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 38(52) | Strike Rate: 73.08
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 32(58) | Strike Rate: 55.17
⚡ Partnership: 69(106)

🎯 India’s Bowling:
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 5 overs, 23 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.60
✅ Ravindra Jadeja – 3 overs, 18 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 6.00

➡️ Last 5 overs: 30 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Picking Up the Pace, India Needs a Breakthrough!

Pakistan has started playing aggressively, and India needs a wicket soon to regain control.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 107/2 in 26 Overs, Strong Partnership but India Still in Control

Pakistan has reached 107/2 in 26 overs. The Rizwan-Shakeel partnership has crossed 60, showing some stability, but India’s bowlers still have things under control.

📊 Pakistan – 107/2 (26 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 37(51) | Strike Rate: 72.55
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 24(53) | Strike Rate: 45.28
⚡ Partnership: 60(100)

🎯 India’s Bowling:
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 5 overs, 23 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.60
✅ Ravindra Jadeja – 2 overs, 9 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.50

➡️ Last 5 overs: 25 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Needs to Shift Gears Now!

They need to start scoring at 6+ runs per over to set themselves up for a strong finish in the last 10 overs.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 99/2 in 25 Overs, Partnership Crosses 50 but Run Rate Still Low

Pakistan has reached 99/2 in 25 overs. The Rizwan-Shakeel partnership has crossed 50, but India’s disciplined bowling has kept the run rate under control at just under 4.

📊 Pakistan – 99/2 (25 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 29(45) | Strike Rate: 64.44
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 24(53) | Strike Rate: 45.28
⚡ Partnership: 52(94)

🎯 India’s Bowling:
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 4 overs, 15 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.75
✅ Ravindra Jadeja – 2 overs, 9 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.50

➡️ Last 5 overs: 20 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Needs to Accelerate!

With half the innings completed, 99 runs aren’t enough to trouble India. Rizwan and Shakeel need to take some risks now to ensure a competitive total.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 94/2 in 24 Overs, Partnership Steady but Run Rate Still Slow

Pakistan has reached 94/2 in 24 overs, but their run rate remains at just 3.92. The Rizwan-Shakeel partnership is now at 47 runs, but India’s tight bowling has kept them from accelerating.

📊 Pakistan – 94/2 (24 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 28(44) | Strike Rate: 63.64
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 20(48) | Strike Rate: 41.67
⚡ Partnership: 47(88)

🎯 India’s Tight Bowling:
✅ Ravindra Jadeja – 1 over, 4 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.00
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 4 overs, 15 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.75

➡️ Last 5 overs: 17 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Needs to Increase Their Run Rate!

With just 94 runs in 24 overs, India is in control. Rizwan and Shakeel must start rotating the strike better and look for boundaries. If they don’t shift gears soon, Indian bowlers will find it easier to build pressure.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 90/2 in 23 Overs, Partnership Grows but Run Rate Stagnant

Pakistan has reached 90/2 in 23 overs, but their run rate remains at 3.91. The Rizwan-Shakeel partnership is now 43 runs strong, but India’s disciplined bowling continues to apply pressure.

📊 Pakistan – 90/2 (23 overs)

🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 18(44)
🔹 Saud Shakeel – 26(42)
⚡ Partnership: 43(82)

🎯 India’s Tight Bowling:
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 3 overs, 11 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.67
✅ Ravindra Jadeja – 1 over, 4 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.00

➡️ Last 5 overs: 16 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Needs to Take More Risks!

With just 90 runs in 23 overs, India is clearly in control. Rizwan and Shakeel must find ways to accelerate by rotating the strike and finding boundaries. India’s sharp fielding and tight bowling lengths have kept Pakistan from breaking free so far.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 86/2 in 22 Overs

Pakistan has moved to 86/2 after 22 overs, with a run rate of just 3.91. They managed 4 runs in the last over, slightly easing the pressure on the batters.

📊 Pakistan – 86/2 (22 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 23(38)
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 17(42)
⚡ Partnership: 39(76)

🎯 India’s Bowlers in Control:
✅ Harshit Rana – 5 overs, 19 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.80
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 3 overs, 11 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.67

➡️ Last 5 overs: 14 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Needs to Accelerate!

Pakistan is still batting cautiously, and if they aim for 250+, they must increase the scoring rate in the next 5 overs. India’s bowling has been disciplined, not allowing the batters to break free.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 82/2 in 21 Overs, Run Rate Drops Further

Pakistan’s innings continues to slow down, reaching 82/2 after 21 overs. Indian bowlers have kept things extremely tight, allowing just 12 runs in the last 5 overs.

📊 Pakistan – 82/2 (21 overs)

🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 15(39)
🔹 Saud Shakeel – 21(35)
⚡ Partnership: 35(70)

🎯 Top Indian Bowlers:
✅ Harshit Rana – 5 overs, 19 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.80
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 2 overs, 7 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.50

➡️ Last 5 overs: 12 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan’s Run Rate Falls to 3.90 – Time to Accelerate!

At the 21-over mark, Pakistan’s run rate is just 3.90, which is too low for a competitive total. Rizwan and Shakeel must shift gears quickly to give Pakistan a chance of setting up a big score.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan 79/2 in 20 Overs, Run Rate Drops Below 4

Pakistan’s innings is slowing down further, reaching 79/2 after 20 overs. Indian bowlers have maintained tight control, making it tough for Pakistan to score freely.

📊 Pakistan – 79/2 (20 overs)

🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 13(34)
🔹 Saud Shakeel – 20(34)
⚡ Partnership: 32(64)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Harshit Rana – 4 overs, 16 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.00
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 2 overs, 7 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 3.50

➡️ Last 5 overs: 16 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan’s Run Rate Drops to 3.95 – What’s Next?

With 20 overs gone, Pakistan’s run rate has dropped below 4, which is too slow for an ODI game. India’s disciplined bowling has restricted their scoring, and Pakistan must accelerate soon to set up a competitive total.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan at 77/2 in 19 Overs, Indian Bowlers Maintain Tight Control

Pakistan’s innings is progressing at a slow pace, reaching 77/2 after 19 overs. Indian bowlers have kept the scoring in check, making it difficult for Pakistan to accelerate.

📊 Pakistan – 77/2 (19 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 19(33)
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 12(29)
⚡ Partnership: 30(58)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Axar Patel – 3 overs, 15 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 5.00
✅ Harshit Rana – 4 overs, 16 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 4.00

➡️ Last 5 overs: 16 runs, 0 wickets

⚠ Pakistan Needs to Accelerate Soon

If Pakistan wants to set a competitive total, they must start increasing their scoring rate. India’s bowlers have done an excellent job so far, and the next few overs will be crucial!

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan at 74/2 in 18 Overs, Run Rate Drops Further

India’s bowlers have successfully put pressure on Pakistan’s batsmen, restricting them to just 15 runs in the last 5 overs. The run rate has now dropped to 4.11.

📊 Pakistan – 74/2 (18 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 17(30)
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 11(26)
⚡ Partnership: 27(52)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Hardik Pandya – 6 overs, 18 runs, 1 wicket, economy: 3.00
✅ Axar Patel – 3 overs, 15 runs, 0 wickets, economy: 5.00

➡️ Last 5 overs: 15 runs, 0 wickets

India’s bowlers are keeping things extremely tight. Pakistan needs to accelerate soon or risk getting into further trouble.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 72/2 in 17 Overs, Run Rate Still Low

Pakistan’s Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan are holding their wickets, but India’s bowlers have kept things tight, bringing the run rate down to 4.24. Pakistan needs to accelerate soon as the Indian bowlers continue to dominate with disciplined bowling.

📊 Pakistan – 72/2 (17 overs)

🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 10(23)
🔹 Saud Shakeel – 16(27)
⚡ Partnership: 25(46)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Axar Patel – 2 overs, 13 runs, 0 wickets
✅ Hardik Pandya – 6 overs, 18 runs, 1 wicket

➡️ Last 5 overs: 14 runs, 0 wickets

India has done an excellent job restricting Pakistan’s scoring. The next few overs will be crucial—can Pakistan shift gears and pick up the pace?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 70/2 in 16 Overs, Slight Improvement in Run Rate

Pakistan’s innings is progressing at a slow pace, but Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan have steadied the ship with a 23-run stand off 40 balls. Indian bowlers continue to keep things tight, restricting Pakistan’s scoring opportunities.

📊 Pakistan – 70/2 (16 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 15(25)
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 9(19)
⚡ Partnership: 23(40)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Hardik Pandya – 5 overs, 16 runs, 1 wicket
✅ Axar Patel – 2 overs, 13 runs, 0 wickets

➡️ Last 5 overs: 15 runs, 0 wickets

With India’s disciplined bowling keeping Pakistan’s run rate at 4.38, it remains to be seen if the batters can accelerate in the upcoming overs.

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 63/2 After 15 Overs, Run Rate Drops

Even after the drinks break, Pakistan’s scoring rate remains slow. Indian bowlers have maintained their tight line and length, making it difficult for the Pakistani batters to find easy runs.

📊 Pakistan – 63/2 (15 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 9(22)
🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 8(16)
⚡ Partnership: 16(34)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Mohammed Shami – 5 overs, 18 runs, 0 wickets
✅ Hardik Pandya – 5 overs, 16 runs, 1 wicket

➡️ Last 5 overs: 11 runs, 0 wickets

India has maintained disciplined bowling, slowing Pakistan’s momentum. It will be interesting to see how Pakistan responds to this pressure in the upcoming overs!

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 61/2 After 14 Overs, Drinks Break

📢 Drinks break on the field! Pakistan seems to be getting into a bit of a shell, just like in their first game. Babar Azam played some crisp cover drives early on, but after losing a couple of quick wickets, the batting side looks a bit hesitant.

📊 Pakistan – 61/2 (14 overs)

🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 7(13)
🔹 Saud Shakeel – 8(19)
⚡ Partnership: 14(28)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Hardik Pandya – 4 overs, 14 runs, 1 wicket
✅ Mohammed Shami – 5 overs, 18 runs, 0 wickets

➡️ Last 5 overs: 14 runs, 1 wicket

India has been tight with their lengths and sharp in the field. Let’s see if Pakistan changes their approach after the drinks break!

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 61/2 After 14 Overs

Pakistan’s innings is progressing at a slow pace, with Indian bowlers restricting scoring opportunities. Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan are trying to stabilize the innings, but India will be looking for another wicket soon.

📊 Pakistan – 61/2 (14 overs)

🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 7(13) 🔹 Saud Shakeel – 8(19)
⚡ Partnership: 14(28)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Hardik Pandya – 4 overs, 14 runs, 1 wicket
✅ Mohammed Shami – 5 overs, 18 runs, 0 wickets

➡️ Last 5 overs: 14 runs, 1 wicket

Can India get another breakthrough and put Pakistan on the back foot?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 59/2 After 13 Overs

Pakistan’s Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan are continuing their cautious approach, but the run rate has dropped. Indian bowlers are maintaining pressure, searching for another breakthrough.

📊 Pakistan – 59/2 (13 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 7(14) 🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 6(12)
⚡ Partnership: 12(22)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Mohammed Shami – 4 overs, 16 runs, 0 wickets
✅ Hardik Pandya – 4 overs, 14 runs, 1 wicket

➡️ Last 5 overs: 22 runs, 2 wickets

Can India break this stand and push Pakistan on the back foot?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 58/2 After 12 Overs

Pakistan’s Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan are looking to stabilize the innings after two quick wickets. The Indian bowlers are keeping things tight, but they need a breakthrough soon.

📊 Pakistan – 58/2 (12 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 6(10) 🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 6(10)
⚡ Partnership: 11(16)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Hardik Pandya – 3 overs, 13 runs, 1 wicket
✅ Mohammed Shami – 4 overs, 16 runs, 0 wickets

➡️ Last 5 overs: 27 runs, 2 wickets

Can India break this partnership and regain control?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 55/2 After 11 Overs

Pakistan continues to bat cautiously as Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan look to steady the innings. They are rotating the strike and trying to build a crucial partnership.

📊 Pakistan – 55/2 (11 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 4(8) 🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 5(6)
⚡ Partnership: 8(10)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 1 over, 5 runs, 0 wickets
✅ Hardik Pandya – 3 overs, 13 runs, 1 wicket

➡️ Last 5 overs: 29 runs, 2 wickets

Can India break this partnership and tighten their grip on the match?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan 52/2 After 10 Overs

Pakistan opted to bat first but India has struck twice within the first 10 overs, removing both openers. Now, Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan are trying to build a steady partnership.

📊 Pakistan – 52/2 (10 overs)

🔹 Saud Shakeel – 3(5) 🔹 Mohammad Rizwan – 4(3) [1 four]
⚡ Partnership: 5(4)

🎯 Indian Bowlers:
✅ Hardik Pandya – 2 overs, 11 runs, 1 wicket
✅ Kuldeep Yadav – 1 over, 5 runs, 0 wickets

➡️ Last 5 overs: 27 runs, 2 wickets

Can India keep up the pressure and grab another breakthrough soon?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Axar Patel’s Direct Hit Sends Imam-ul-Haq Packing!

One brings another! Imam-ul-Haq falls victim to a poorly judged single and gets run out by a stunning direct hit from Axar Patel.

He stepped forward and softly pushed the ball towards mid-on, looking for a quick single. But Axar Patel sprinted in, picked up the ball, and hit the stumps with a bullet throw. Despite diving, Imam was well short of the crease.

Current Score:

📉 Pakistan – 47/2 (9.1 overs)

Both openers are now back in the pavilion. Can India capitalize on this momentum and take more wickets?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Imam-ul-Haq Run Out, India Strikes Again!

Big breakthrough for India! Imam-ul-Haq is run out by Axar Patel, and Pakistan loses their second wicket.

Imam tried to steal a quick run off Kuldeep Yadav’s delivery, but Axar Patel’s brilliant fielding caught him short.

Imam-ul-Haq: 10(26) ⚡ Run Out (Axar Patel)

📌 Current Score: Pakistan – 47/2 (9.1 overs)

Can India capitalize and take more wickets quickly?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan 47/1 After 9 Overs, Hardik Breaks Opening Stand

Pakistan stands at 47/1 after 9 overs. After Babar Azam’s dismissal, Saud Shakeel has joined Imam-ul-Haq, who continues to play cautiously. India has conceded 25 runs in the last 5 overs while picking up a crucial wicket.

Scorecard:

✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 10*(24) | 0 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 41.67
✅ Saud Shakeel: 2*(4) | 0 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 50.00

Bowling Figures:

🎯 Axar Patel: 1-0-6-0 | Economy 6.00
🎯 Hardik Pandya: 2-0-11-1 | Economy 5.50

📌 Partnership: 6(4)
📌 Last Wicket: Babar Azam c Rahul b Hardik Pandya 23(26) – 41/1 (8.2 overs)
📌 Last 5 Overs: 25 runs, 1 wicket
📌 Toss: Pakistan (Batting First)

Can the Indian bowlers build on this breakthrough and take more wickets?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Saud Shakeel Arrives, Pakistan Gets Lucky Four!

After Babar Azam’s dismissal, left-handed batter Saud Shakeel has arrived at the crease. But Pakistan got lucky on the very next ball as they picked up four leg byes!

Hardik Pandya bowled a back-of-length delivery, which struck Shakeel on the thigh pad and deflected past KL Rahul’s diving effort to the boundary. A fortunate four for Pakistan!

Current Score:

📉 Pakistan – 45/1 (8.3 overs)

Can India keep the pressure on the new batter?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Hardik Pandya Strikes, Babar Azam Edges to Rahul!

India gets the much-needed breakthrough! Hardik Pandya dismisses Babar Azam (23 off 26, 5 fours) as KL Rahul takes a sharp low catch to his right.

Hardik pulled his length back slightly and kept it outside off. Babar, thinking it was a cover drive opportunity, pushed at it but only managed an edge, which Rahul comfortably took. After the wicket, Hardik gave a cheeky ‘bye-bye’ send-off to Babar!

Current Score:

📉 Pakistan – 41/1 (8.2 overs)

Can India capitalize on this and pick up more wickets quickly?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Hardik Pandya Strikes, Babar Azam Caught by Rahul!

India gets the breakthrough! Hardik Pandya dismisses Babar Azam (23 off 26, 5 fours) as KL Rahul takes a sharp catch in the 8.2 over.

This is a huge wicket for India, as Babar was looking in good touch. Pakistan now needs their next batter to stabilize the innings.

Current Score:

📉 Pakistan – 41/1 (8.2 overs)

Can India build on this breakthrough and pick up more wickets quickly?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan 37/0 After 8 Overs, India Still Hunting for a Wicket

Pakistan has reached 37/0 after 8 overs. Babar Azam has increased his scoring rate with a fine four, while Imam-ul-Haq is playing cautiously. India is still searching for an early breakthrough.

Scorecard:

✅ Babar Azam: 19*(24) | 4 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 79.17
✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 10*(24) | 0 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 41.67

Bowling Figures:

🎯 Hardik Pandya: 1-0-5-0 | Economy 5.00
🎯 Axar Patel: 1-0-6-0 | Economy 6.00

Can the Indian spinners break this opening stand?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan 31/0 After 7 Overs, India Searching for a Breakthrough

Despite disciplined bowling, Pakistan has managed to reach 31/0 after 7 overs. Openers Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam are holding firm, but India is still hunting for the first wicket.

Scorecard:

✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 9*(22) | 0 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 40.91
✅ Babar Azam: 14*(20) | 3 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 70.00

Bowling Figures:

🎯 Harshit Rana: 3-0-13-0 | Economy 4.33
🎯 Hardik Pandya: 1-0-5-0 | Economy 5.00

Can India break this opening stand in the next over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Hardik Pandya Starts with Three Dot Balls, Pressure on Pakistan

Hardik Pandya begins his over with three consecutive dot balls, putting pressure on the Pakistani batters. The Indian bowlers are maintaining a tight line and length, looking for a breakthrough.

Can Hardik get the first wicket in this over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Hardik Pandya Brought into the Attack, India Eyes Breakthrough

The Indian captain has introduced Hardik Pandya into the attack for the 7th over. Pakistan’s openers have been steady so far, but India is eager to get an early breakthrough.

Can Hardik’s pace and bounce provide India with their first wicket?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 26/0 After 6 Overs

Indian bowlers have kept things tight, but Pakistan’s openers are holding their ground. Pakistan stands at 26/0 after 6 overs.

Batters’ Scores:

✅ Babar Azam: 10*(14) | 2 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 71.43
✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 9*(22) | 0 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 40.91

Can India break this opening stand in the next over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Harshit Rana Bowls Fourth Consecutive Dot Ball, Batters Struggling

Harshit Rana delivers his fourth dot ball in a row, putting immense pressure on the Pakistani batters. The Indian bowlers are maintaining an excellent line and length, but the breakthrough is yet to come.

Can Harshit make this a maiden over or create a wicket-taking opportunity?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Harshit Rana Delivers Third Consecutive Dot Ball, Pressure on Pakistan

Harshit Rana bowls another dot ball, making it three in a row. The pressure is mounting on Pakistan as Indian bowlers continue their disciplined approach.

Can Harshit capitalize on this momentum and get a breakthrough?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Score Update After 5 Overs

Pakistan stands at 25/0 after 5 overs, with Indian bowlers still looking for the first breakthrough.

Batters’ Scores:

✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 9*(16) | 0 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 56.25
✅ Babar Azam: 10*(14) | 2 Fours, 0 Sixes | Strike Rate: 71.43

Can India get their first wicket in the next over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Shami Resumes Bowling, Concedes a Single

After receiving treatment for cramps, Mohammed Shami delivers his next ball, and the batters manage to take a single. Shami has maintained tight bowling so far, and India is still looking for an early breakthrough.

Can he finish the over strongly?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Third Consecutive Dot Ball from Shami

Mohammed Shami delivers another dot ball, making it three in a row. The Indian bowlers are keeping things extremely tight, increasing the pressure on Pakistan’s batters.

Can Shami capitalize on this momentum and strike in this over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Back-to-Back Dot Balls from Shami

Mohammed Shami maintains his tight line and length, delivering another dot ball. The Pakistani batters are struggling to find scoring opportunities, while India continues to search for a breakthrough.

Can Shami capitalize on this pressure and get a wicket in this over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: A Tight Dot Ball from Shami

After conceding 2 runs on the first ball, Mohammed Shami comes back strong with a dot delivery, keeping the batters in check. Indian bowlers are maintaining their discipline, making it tough for Pakistan to score freely.

Can Shami build more pressure in this over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: 2 Runs on the First Ball of Shami’s Over

Mohammed Shami delivers the first ball of his third over, and the batters manage to steal 2 runs. Pakistan is gradually looking to accelerate, while India is still hunting for the first breakthrough.

Can Shami tighten things up and put pressure back on the batters?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 22/0 After 4 Overs, Babar Gains Momentum

Harshit Rana ends his second over with a dot ball, but not before Babar Azam struck two classy boundaries to accelerate the scoring.

After 4 overs, Pakistan stands at 22/0.

Batters at the Crease:
✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 6(10)
✅ Babar Azam: 14(13)

Can India break through in the next over and get their first wicket?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Another Cracking Four by Babar Azam!

After a dot ball, Babar Azam smashes another beautiful four, his second of the over. This gives Pakistan some much-needed runs, and Babar seems to be settling in.

Can Harshit Rana finish the over economically and keep the pressure on?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Harshit Rana Bounces Back with a Dot

After conceding a four to Babar Azam, Harshit Rana responds with a dot ball, regaining control in his over. The Indian bowlers are keeping things tight, making it difficult for Pakistan to score freely.

Can Harshit Rana finish the over on a strong note and possibly get a breakthrough?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Babar Azam Smashes a Four!

After two dot balls, Babar Azam finds the gap and drives a beautiful four off Harshit Rana’s third delivery. This was an important shot for him as he was off to a slow start.

Can Harshit Rana bounce back and keep the over tight?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Harshit Rana Starts His 2nd Over with Two Dots

Harshit Rana begins his second over with two dot balls, keeping the pressure on the Pakistani batters. The Indian bowlers have been disciplined so far, restricting Pakistan’s scoring opportunities.

Can Harshit Rana break through and give India their first wicket in this over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 14/0 After 3 Overs, India Keeps It Tight

Three overs are done, and Pakistan has managed 14 runs without losing a wicket. The Indian bowlers have maintained tight lines, preventing the Pakistani batters from scoring freely.

Current Batters at the Crease:
✅ Imam-ul-Haq: 6(10)
✅ Babar Azam: 2(7)

Will India strike early in the next over, or will Pakistan gradually build their innings?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Shami Concedes 2 Runs on the First Ball of His Second Over

Mohammed Shami starts his second over, but the batter finds a gap and picks up 2 runs on the first delivery. Can Shami bounce back and tighten the pressure on Pakistan?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: Pakistan at 10/0 After 2 Overs

Harshit Rana bowled a mixed first over, conceding some extras but maintaining control with tight deliveries. His over included 1 single, 3 dot balls, 2 wides, and a double. After 2 overs, Pakistan stands at 10/0.

Can India strike early to gain the upper hand, or will Pakistan build momentum?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: A Mixed First Over from Shami

Mohammed Shami delivered a tight first over but gave away a few extras with wides. His over included 3 dot balls, 4 wides, and just a single. Pakistan managed to score 6 runs without losing a wicket. While Shami kept things under control, can he refine his accuracy in the next over?

IND vs PAK, Champions Trophy: How Crucial is the Toss for India?

India have lost the toss for the second time in two games and will once again be chasing on the sluggish surface of Dubai.

This toss is a major advantage for Pakistan, as they have a historically poor record when it comes to chasing targets.

However, India remains a formidable side, and under the scorching sun, their spinners will play a key role in dismantling Pakistan’s batting lineup—just as they did in the ODI World Cup 2023 in Ahmedabad.

In that match, Kuldeep Yadav choked Pakistan’s middle order, helping India bowl them out for just 191 runs.

IND vs PAK: Pakistan Wins Toss

Aakhir Tak – In Shorts

• Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat first; India will bowl.
• Imam-ul-Haq replaces Fakhar Zaman in the Pakistan team.
• India’s playing XI remains unchanged from the last game.
• Rohit Sharma stated that the toss doesn’t matter; the team will perform.
• Kuldeep Yadav is expected to disrupt Pakistan’s middle order.

Aakhir Tak – In Depth

In a crucial Champions Trophy match in Dubai, Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat first. All eyes are on this IND vs PAK match. Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan said the pitch looks good, and they aim to set a competitive score. He also mentioned that his team is familiar with the conditions and expects to perform well. The toss result is important given Pakistan’s historical struggles chasing.

There is one change in the Pakistan team. Opener Fakhar Zaman is out due to injury, and Imam-ul-Haq has been included in his place. Imam-ul-Haq is an experienced batsman, and the team expects him to provide a good start. The team hopes his inclusion will bolster their batting lineup.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma said that losing the toss doesn’t matter to him. He mentioned that the pitch is slow, but his team has experience in batting and knows how to play on slow pitches. Rohit also said that the team had to play under pressure in the last match, which is a good thing because it tests the team’s mettle. India has made no changes to their team. The team is confident in its ability to perform well regardless of the conditions.

In the 2023 ODI World Cup, Kuldeep Yadav dismantled Pakistan’s middle order. In that match played in Ahmedabad, Kuldeep bowled brilliantly and restricted Pakistan to 191 runs. Similar performance is expected from him in this match as well. Kuldeep’s ability to take crucial wickets makes him a key player for India.

Pakistan (Playing XI): Imam-ul-Haq, Babar Azam, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Rizwan (wk/c), Salman Agha, Tayyab Tahir, Khushdil Shah, Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Abrar Ahmed.

India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Axar Patel, KL Rahul (wk), Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshit Rana, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav.

It will be interesting to see how quickly the Indian bowlers can dismiss the Pakistani batsmen. Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, Team India is fully prepared to win this match. Viewers expect an exciting contest. The match promises high intensity and strategic gameplay. The outcome could significantly impact both teams’ chances in the tournament.

Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember

• Kuldeep Yadav can be a threat to Pakistan.
• Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat first.
• Imam-ul-Haq replaces Fakhar Zaman in the team.
• India has not made any changes to its playing XI.
• Rohit Sharma said that the toss does not matter.