Between super 4s competition India And Pakistan 2025 in the Asia Cup saw a dramatic moment when Abhishek Sharma And Haris Rauf is engaged in a hot on-field change.
Hot change between Abhishek Sharma and Haris Rowf Lights Up India vs Pakistan Clash
The incident came to light during the fifth over of India’s pursuit at Dubai International Stadium, as emotions spread in high pressure encounters.
Rauf and Abhishek exchanged the words throughout the time, Shubman Gill fasted with Rauf’s last ball to intensify their orally after reaching a border. Abhishek appeared to be a gesture and inspired Rauf to pursue, directing a comment towards the Pakistani pacer. On-field umpire Gazi Sohail almost went to the nose to the nose before intervening to reduce the situation.
The flashpoint was not completely unexpected, with signs of already already visible stress. Gill exchanged words with Shaheen Afridi after playing an audacious shot, set up a tone for an accused fight between India’s openers and Pakistan’s speed attack.
Abhishek, in particular, was in an aggressive mood – both bat and orally. He broke half a century of 24 balls and scored a blistering for 74 delivery from 39 delivery, which became the architect of India’s 172 leading pursuit.
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Things got hot between Abhishek Sharma and Haris Rauf
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India thrash Pakistan by 6 wickets
Defending Champions India registered their second win over Pakistan in the last 7 days, Winning six wickets in super four clash On Sunday. Chasing 172, a flight began with the inaugural stand of 105 runs between India Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill. His partnership placed the perfect platform, allowing India to seal Chase with seven balls.
Abhishek was aggressive, breaking a fast half -century, while Gill anchored the innings with a compact. Despite coming back with quick wickets in the middle overs of Pakistan, India’s strong batting depth ensured that they crossed the Finnish line comfortably.
Earlier, Pakistan posted 171/5 to bat. Sahibzada Farhan (58 for 45) and Sam Ayub (21) added 72 runs for the second wicket, steering Pakistan at 91/1. However, after a collapse, three wickets fell quickly and there was no limit for six overs.
Late fireworks from captain Salman Ali Aga (17 Not Out 13) and Faheem Ashraf (Ubeten 20 to 8 runs) removed Pakistan in a competitive clan. Nevertheless, it was not enough against India’s major batting performance.
