Relive India's 2nd ODI win against Afghanistan through pictures

Ishan Kishan and captain Shubman Gill scored big centuries to power India to an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-ODI series!

Updated on: Jun 17, 2026 9:54 PM IST

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Rohit Sharma was unfortunate to fall two runs short of a fifty. It was surprising that Afghanistan decided to bowl after winning the toss. (ANI Pic Service)

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Ishan Kishan was sublime. His 125 off 79 balls was a masterclass. (ANI Pic Service)

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Man-of-the-Match Shubman Gill scored 154 off 110 balls. He and Ishan Kishan added 224 for the third wicket. (ANI Pic Service)

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Afghanistan's Nangeyalia Kharoti returned figures of 4/76 and was the pick of the bowlers for the visitors. Towards the end, he took three quick wickets to hurt India. (ANI Pic Service)

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Rashid Khan was the most impressive bowler for the visitors with figures of 3/48.

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Gurnoor Brar removed Rahmanullah Gurbaz with a well-directed short-pitched delivery. He finished with figures of 3/60.  (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

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Arsheep SIngh took three wickets. There was also a hat-trick opportunity for him but he couldn't pull it off. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

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What a catch that was by Prince Yadav who had earlier got Rahmanullah Gurbaz only to find moments later that he had bowled a no-ball! But he finished the match with two wickets. It was a rollercoaster debut for him in many ways. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

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Seasoned batter Rahmat Shah was the only Afghan who showed resistance. He was last to go. He made 79. Darwish Rasooli didn't come out to bat again on account of an injury he had picked up earlier while fielding. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)