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Pakistan's captain reckoned that the dynamic batter's contentious dismissal cost the team a total close to 190
- 21/09/2025 22:05:20
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India recorded their seventh straight victory over Pakistan in completed white-ball matches
- 21/09/2025 21:05:20
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During the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four clash in Dubai, Pakistan's Haris Rauf ignited controversy by taunting Indian fans with a provocative "6-0" gesture, referencing disputed military claims. This occurred while fielding near the Indian section, responding to chants about Virat Kohli. India dominated the match, securing a six-wicket victory, fueled by Abhishek Sharma's explosive 74.
- 21/09/2025 21:05:20
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During the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four clash, Pakistan's Haris Rauf faced intense crowd taunts of "Kohli, Kohli," referencing Virat Kohli's 2022 T20 World Cup heroics. Rauf responded with provocative gestures, escalating the rivalry beyond the field. India dominated the match, securing a six-wicket victory, fueled by explosive batting performances from Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill.
- 21/09/2025 21:05:20
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Shubman Gill's cryptic social media post, "Game speaks, not words," perfectly captured the intensity following India's Asia Cup Super Four victory over Pakistan. The high-voltage match saw India chase down Pakistan's target, fueled by explosive batting and simmering tension between the players, ultimately leading to a decisive win and a silent statement.
- 21/09/2025 21:05:20
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Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha blamed flat pitches for back-to-back Asia Cup defeats against India, saying conditions in Dubai don’t allow 200-plus scores. He defended his batters, the decision to promote Hussain Talat, and off-colour spells from Shaheen Afridi and Abrar Ahmed. Salman also backed his bowling plans, stressing Faheem Ashraf’s delayed introduction was strategic, not a mistake.
- 21/09/2025 19:05:22
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Asia Cup 2025, IND vs PAK Super 4: Suryakumar Yadav rubbed salt into Pakistan's wounds with a pointed comment on the India–Pakistan rivalry. The India captain urged journalists not to overhype the contest, highlighting how one-sided it has been in recent times.
- 21/09/2025 19:05:22
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Asia Cup 2025 IND vs PAK: Sahibzada Farhan's 58-run innings should have been the highlight, but his provocative gun gesture overshadowed his batting heroics. Coupled with Haris Rauf's fighter-jet salute, Sunday's clash once again blurred the line between cricket and politics, turning a high-stakes match into a flashpoint for controversy.
- 21/09/2025 17:05:14
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During the India-Pakistan Asia Cup Super Four clash in Dubai, tensions flared when Abhishek Sharma and Haris Rauf engaged in a heated exchange, prompting umpire intervention. This followed earlier verbal volleys between Indian openers and Pakistani bowlers, highlighting India's fearless approach in chasing Pakistan's total. The charged atmosphere and aggressive play underscored the intense rivalry, captivating the Dubai crowd.
- 21/09/2025 17:05:14
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Tensions flared between India and Pakistan at the Asia Cup as Indian players twice avoided handshakes with their opponents, continuing a controversy that began during the group stage. This gesture was notably absent both before and after their Super Four clash in Dubai. India won the game by six wickets and 7 balls to spare.
- 21/09/2025 17:05:14
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Following Pakistan's six-wicket defeat to India in the Asia Cup Super Four clash, captain Salman Agha acknowledged the debatable Fakhar Zaman dismissal but emphasised that the team's batting performance was the primary cause of the loss. He admitted that the team fell short of the expected score, while praising the team's bowling effort.
- 21/09/2025 17:05:14
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India’s clash with Pakistan in the Asia Cup on Sunday had everything -- dropped catches, flying abuses, and fearless batting. After India’s sloppy fielding allowed Pakistan to score 171/5, Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill stole the show with a blistering 105-run stand. Abhishek’s fiery 74 and Gill’s classy 47 silenced Shaheen and Rauf’s taunts, setting up a commanding 6-wicket win in a high-voltage contest.
- 21/09/2025 13:05:17
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The India-Pakistan rivalry continues with off-field drama at the Asia Cup Super Four clash. Despite the lingering handshake row, Pakistan's captain downplayed the tension, focusing on the game. India opted to bowl first, bringing in Bumrah and Chakaravarthy. Notably, the handshake between the skippers was absent for the second time, highlighting the unease between the teams.
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During the high-stakes India-Pakistan Asia Cup Super Four match, Pakistani opener Sahibzada Farhan ignited a viral moment by celebrating his half-century with a controversial AK-47 mimicking gesture. This bold display followed a powerful six off Axar Patel, sparking immediate reactions and dividing opinions online amidst the charged atmosphere of the high-profile cricket clash.
- 21/09/2025 13:05:17
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Hardik Pandya continued his impactful performances in India-Pakistan clashes by dismissing Fakhar Zaman in the Asia Cup Super Four match. Despite Zaman's aggressive start, Pandya's strategic bowling change led to a crucial breakthrough, unsettling Pakistan's momentum. This wicket extended Pandya's impressive record against Pakistan in T20Is, solidifying his role as a key bowler for India in high-pressure matches.
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Asia Cup 2025 IND vs PAK: Jasprit Bumrah conceded 34 runs in three overs in the powerplay as Pakistan scored 55 runs. Despite losing Fakhar Zaman, Pakistan got off to a good start in their Super 4 match.
- 21/09/2025 12:05:17
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A memorial show will be held during the inauguration ceremony of the Women's World Cup on September 30 in Guwahati
- 21/09/2025 11:05:25
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Tamim joined a protest organized by former and current cricketers against the government-appointed councillor panel for the upcoming BCB election
- 21/09/2025 09:05:17
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The Women's World Cup opening ceremony will feature a 40-minute tribute to Assamese cultural icon Zubeen Garg, who tragically passed away in Singapore at 52. Garg, scheduled to perform at the North East India Festival 2025, died after a scuba diving accident. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia announced the cricket fraternity's decision to honor Garg, acknowledging the immense grief in Assam.
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Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty faced another setback in a final, losing to Kim Won Ho and Seo Seung Jae at the China Masters Super 750. Despite a promising start in both games, the Indian duo couldn't maintain their lead. The Korean pair secured their seventh title of the season, highlighting the narrow margins at the elite level.
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