India vs Bangladesh, Asia Cup HIGHLIGHTS: Team India beat Bangladesh by 41 runs and qualified for the final of the Asia Cup 2025 at the Dubai International Stadium on Wednesday. Saif Hassan fought valiantly and scored 69 runs off 51 balls with the help of five maximums and three boundaries, but didn't get enough support from the other batters. After surviving four dropped catches, he finally ran out of luck when Bumrah removed him. After that, India tightened the screws and won the match convincingly. Kuldeep picked up three wickets, while Bumrah and Chakaravarthy took two wickets.Earlier, Bangladesh have made a good comeback to hold India at 168/6 at the Dubai International Stadium. The Indian openers made a brilliant start, scoring 72 runs in the power play. But after the dismissal of Shubman Gill, the innings began to lose shape.Shivam Dube was promoted up the order, but the experiment didn't work. Rishad made a brilliant effort at the backward point to run out Abhishek Sharma, which proved the turning point of the innings. Up until then, the Men in Blue were looking to score 200 runs, but Abhishek's dismissal drained the momentum from India’s batting. The Indian batters failed to score boundaries in the middle overs, but Hardik Pandya's late cameo helped the Men in Blue to post a 169-run target on the board. For Bangladesh, Rishad was the standout performer with two wickets and a crucial run-out.
India vs Bangladesh, Asia Cup HIGHLIGHTS: Team India beat Bangladesh by 41 runs and qualified for the final of the Asia Cup 2025 at the Dubai International Stadium on Wednesday. Saif Hassan fought valiantly and scored 69 runs off 51 balls with the help of five maximums and three boundaries, but didn't get enough support from the other batters. After surviving four dropped catches, he finally ran out of luck when Bumrah removed him. After that, India tightened the screws and won the match convincingly. Kuldeep picked up three wickets, while Bumrah and Chakaravarthy took two wickets.Earlier, Bangladesh have made a good comeback to hold India at 168/6 at the Dubai International Stadium. The Indian openers made a brilliant start, scoring 72 runs in the power play. But after the dismissal of Shubman Gill, the innings began to lose shape.Shivam Dube was promoted up the order, but the experiment didn't work. Rishad made a brilliant effort at the backward point to run out Abhishek Sharma, which proved the turning point of the innings. Up until then, the Men in Blue were looking to score 200 runs, but Abhishek's dismissal drained the momentum from India’s batting. The Indian batters failed to score boundaries in the middle overs, but Hardik Pandya's late cameo helped the Men in Blue to post a 169-run target on the board. For Bangladesh, Rishad was the standout performer with two wickets and a crucial run-out.