India defeated Pakistan by 5 wickets in the Asia Cup final. India won its 9th title with Tilak Verma’s unbeaten 69* and Kuldeep Yadav’s 4/30’s brilliant performance. The team refused to take the trophy from the PCB chairman, which was praised.
New Delhi : BJP MP Manoj Tiwari praised the Indian team on Monday. The team refused to take the Asia Cup trophy with the hands of Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin Naqvi. Let us tell you that Naqvi is the chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board and also the Home Minister of Pakistan. India defeated Pakistan by five wickets in the final in Dubai on Sunday. He said, “Everyone is happy. See, India has to play international tournaments, and we cannot change the rules… but the Indian team has done a great job by not taking a trophy from the hands of a Pakistani officer.”
Mansukh Mandavia wrote – Lost on the border, lost in the field too
Union Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Mansukh Mandavia lashed out at him after Pakistan’s defeat. Repeating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Operation Sindoor on the playground”, Mandavia wrote, “Loses on the border too, lose in the ground.”
Team India was invincible in the entire tournament due to all -round performance
Former Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik congratulated the Indian team for the victory and appreciated his invincible in the tournament. He wrote, “Congratulations to the Indian cricket team for lifting the cup by winning a wonderful win over Pakistan in the exciting final of the Asia Cup. The team was invincible in the entire tournament with its all -round performance. Hopefully the team will continue the rhythm of their victory and bring respect for the country. Best wishes.”
Tilak of winning the head of 140 crore Indians
After this victory, when the Indian team raised the Asia Cup with five wickets against Pakistan in a stressful run-day, there was a wave of congratulations.
Tilak Verma’s important innings of 69* runs in 53 balls and his useful half -century partnerships with Sanju Samson and Shivam Dubey helped India to get India’s second T20 E Asia Cup title and a total ninth title.
India won the toss and decided to bowl first. Sahibzada Farhan (57 runs in 38 balls, four fours and three sixes) and Fakhar Zaman (46 off 35 balls, two fours and two sixes) 84 -run partnership gave Pakistan the debut he needed. However, spinners Kuldeep Yadav (4/30) and Varun Chakraborty (2/30) pulled back the rhythm in the middle overs, and Pakistan’s batting order collapsed 113/1 in 12.4 overs to be all out for 146 runs in 19.1 overs. Jaspreet Bumrah (2/25) also took the last two wickets.
During the run-day, India’s score was 20/3 after the initial bowling of Faheem Ashraf (3/29). However, Tilak Verma (69*, three fours and four sixes in 53 balls) shared a 57 -run partnership with Sanju Samson (24 in 21 balls, two fours and a six) to bring India back into the game. Shivam Dubey (33 runs in 22 balls, two fours and two sixes) batted some with Tilak, which strengthened India’s grip on the game despite Pakistan’s good bowling. Finally, Rinku Singh confirmed the victory by scoring a winning run.