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Cricket PlayersIndia A vs Pakistan A Highlights: PAK chase down total with 40 balls to spare in controversy-filled match; IND thumped
Pakistan Shaheens dominate in a match that might best be remembered for some controversy. After India's collapse sees them bowled out on 136, Shaheens win in 13.2 overs by 8 wickets.
- 11:17 PM IST, Nov 16Pakistan A through to semifinals, virtual knockout between India and Oman
- 11:05 PM IST, Nov 16GAME OVER! Pakistan Shaheens win with 40 balls to spare
- 11:01 PM IST, Nov 16Sadaqat continues to find boundary, PAK approach win
- 10:47 PM IST, Nov 16Wicket does fall! Constant drama
- 10:44 PM IST, Nov 16MASSIVE CONTROVERSY!
- 10:33 PM IST, Nov 16Suryavanshi drops a chance and he is crestfallen!
- 10:27 PM IST, Nov 1620 run over and 50 for Sadaqat!
- 10:23 PM IST, Nov 16India continue to leak extras!
- 10:18 PM IST, Nov 16GREAT CATCH BY DHIR! First wicket down
- 10:14 PM IST, Nov 1618 run over and Pakistan reach 50!
- 10:08 PM IST, Nov 1633/0 after 4 overs
- 9:59 PM IST, Nov 1614 off the second over, first six!
- 9:54 PM IST, Nov 16Wadhera can't hold on but excellent effort!
- 9:49 PM IST, Nov 16Back for the chase
- 9:40 PM IST, Nov 16All over! 136 all-out for India
- 9:35 PM IST, Nov 169 down! Harsh Dubey can't connect
- 9:32 PM IST, Nov 16Yash Thakur can't connect the scoop! 8 down
- 9:25 PM IST, Nov 16Ramandeep falls next! Outfoxed by Ubaid
- 9:18 PM IST, Nov 16Ramandeep survives! Close run-out call
- 9:15 PM IST, Nov 16ANOTHER! Wadhera gone
- 9:09 PM IST, Nov 16Controversial dismissal! Ashutosh out on a duck
- 9:07 PM IST, Nov 16Jitesh Sharma falls cheaply! PAK pull things back
- 9:02 PM IST, Nov 16100 up for India
- 8:57 PM IST, Nov 16Nehal Wadhera joins Jitesh Sharma at the crease
- 8:50 PM IST, Nov 16GONE! Big wicket for Pakistan as Suryavanshi goes
- 8:47 PM IST, Nov 164, 6! Vaibhav gets going
- 8:44 PM IST, Nov 16Suryavanshi unleshes, but Dhir falls!
- 8:40 PM IST, Nov 16Dhir looking good, another couple boundaries and then a six
- 8:32 PM IST, Nov 1650/1 off the powerplay
- 8:30 PM IST, Nov 16Naman Dhir also looking in strong touch
- 8:24 PM IST, Nov 16What a shot! Textbook cover drive
- 8:22 PM IST, Nov 16Priyansh Arya dismissed! Pops it up
- 8:17 PM IST, Nov 16What a shot! Over the off-side
- 8:12 PM IST, Nov 16Four more for Vaibhav over third!
- 8:09 PM IST, Nov 166 off the first over
- 8:04 PM IST, Nov 16Four off the first ball! Suryavanshi away
- 8:02 PM IST, Nov 16Suryavanshi and Arya bound out to the crease
- 7:59 PM IST, Nov 16National anthems taking place
- 7:47 PM IST, Nov 16Playing XIs for IND vs PAK
- 7:36 PM IST, Nov 16Pakistan win toss, and ask India to BAT FIRST
- 7:33 PM IST, Nov 16Awaiting results from the toss
- 7:28 PM IST, Nov 16Rest of India's batting shouldn't be forgotten
- 7:16 PM IST, Nov 16India A's squad for the Rising Stars Cup
- 7:00 PM IST, Nov 16Toss in half an hour
- 6:45 PM IST, Nov 162 wins batting first, 3 batting second in this tournament
- 6:35 PM IST, Nov 16Oman score last-ball victory over UAE
- 6:25 PM IST, Nov 16New-found offside power. minimises Suryavanshi's weaknesses
- 6:10 PM IST, Nov 16High expectations on Suryavanshi, especially from his father
- 6:00 PM IST, Nov 16Gurjapneet Singh led India’s bowling with 3 wickets
- 5:50 PM IST, Nov 16Pakistan racked up 40-run victory over Oman
- 5:45 PM IST, Nov 16Jitesh Sharma also impresses with bat
- 5:20 PM IST, Nov 16But it was all about Vaibhav Suryavanshi
- 5:10 PM IST, Nov 16India enter off 148 run victory
- 4:15 PM IST, Nov 16HELLO AND WELCOME!
India A vs Pakistan A Asia Cup Rising Stars Highlights: India A are punished by Pakistan Shaheens after their first innings collapse. It only takes Pakistan 13.2 overs to chase down the total in emphatic fashion, making quick work thanks to Maaz Sadaqat's 79*(47). Not a match without controversy, as India A will feel hard done after having some umpiring decisions going against them....Read More
Not India's day with the bat in Doha. Vaibhav Suryavanshi top-scored with 45, but was dismissed as soon as he got going, and that was a massive momentum switch. After he and Naman Dhir had taken India to 91/2 in the first half of the innings, the rest of the batting folded for 8 wickets in the next 45 runs. None of the middle order able to contribute, with some controversy also involved with the wicket of Ashutosh Sharma.
India–Pakistan encounters at any level have always carried an extra edge. Across sports and age groups, meetings between the two nations draw intrigue and intensity, shaped in no small part by the hostility and controversy that have followed their political tensions since the conflict earlier this year. Too often, that backdrop has overshadowed the sport itself, pulling focus away from the performances on the field.
As the next generation from India and Pakistan arrives in Doha for the Asia Cup Rising Stars, that familiar undertone will inevitably linger. Yet there is hope that, in a tournament built purely for development, the spotlight will shift to where it truly belongs — on the emerging talent, standout performances, and the promising futures of both sides.
India A vs Pakistan A Playing XI
It was all about the Vaibhav Suryavanshi show in India’s thumping opening victory over UAE, as the small boundaries and true surface saw the youngster blast 15 sixes out of India’s 25 total. Suryavanshi raced away to 144 off just 42 deliveries, and looked dead set to score even more at one point – but it was enough to push India to 297/4 in their 20 overs after Jitesh Sharma showed off his finishing skills late on.
It has been excellent batting conditions in Doha: Pakistan Shaheens scored 220 in their first innings, while Bangladesh A chased down 170 in just 11 overs yesterday. India A likely won’t make too many changes and will let the quality they possess do the talking. Expect them to stick to the same XI.
India A XI: Priyansh Arya, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Nehal Wadhera, Naman Dhir, Jitesh Sharma (wk&c), Ashutosh Sharma, Ramandeep Singh, Harsh Dubey, Yash Thakur, Gurjapneet Singh, Suyash Sharma
On the other side, Maaz Sadaqat starred with 96* opening the batting, before returning to take 2 wickets in the second innings as well. Don’t expect too many changes for the Shaheens either.
Pakistan A: Mohammad Naeem, Maaz Sadaqat, Yasir Khan, Mohammad Faiq, Irfan Khan(c), Saad Masood, Ghazi Ghori(w), Shahid Aziz, Ubaid Shah, Ahmed Daniyal, Sufiyan Muqeem
