Sports Desk
Pakistan made a drama by announcing a boycott of the match against India, but in the end they agreed to play. But now it seems that playing would not have saved their standards. Salman Ali Agar’s team could not put up any fight against the powerful India.
The much-hyped India-Pakistan match in Colombo was as one-sided as usual. And once again, India emerged victorious. India won the ‘A’ Group match by 61 runs. Ishan Kishan, who played an explosive innings of 77 runs off 40 balls, helped India post 175 runs on a slow wicket.
Chasing that run, Pakistan was battered from the start by Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah. They lost 4 wickets for 34 runs in the power play. They could not recover from that cornered situation.
Usman Khan scored 44 runs off 34 balls in extremely adverse conditions, but it did not bring victory. The margin of defeat was only reduced. Axar Patel removed him and Babar Azam, putting Pakistan out of the match. Varun Chakraborty and Kuldeep Yadav then continued to turn the innings around.
Hardik bowled 3 overs and took 2 wickets for 16 runs, while Bumrah took 2 wickets for 17 runs in 2 overs. With Pakistan cornered, Suryakumar bowled the erratic Tilak Verma. The main bowlers did not have to attack anymore.
Earlier, India, who had lost the toss and opted to bat, had the dangerous Abhishek Sharma depart at the start of their innings. But Ishan Kishan did not let them understand the crisis. The left-handed batsman created a stir with a storm of fours and sixes. After his departure, Suryakumar pulled up the innings (32 off 29 balls) after making 77 off 40 balls with 10 fours and 3 sixes. Towards the end, Shivam Dubey (27 off 17 balls) and Rinku Singh (11 off 4 balls) took the team to a safe place. Which Pakistan was not capable of overcoming.

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