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India Secures Semifinal Spot with 7-Wicket Victory Over UAE in Emerging Teams Asia Cup

India Secures Semifinal Spot with 7-Wicket Victory Over UAE in Emerging Teams Asia Cup

In a commanding performance, India triumphed over the UAE by seven wickets, securing their place in the semifinals of the ACC Men's T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup held in Al Amerat, Oman, on Monday. This victory marks India's second consecutive win in the tournament, having previously edged past rivals Pakistan by just seven runs.

Opener Abhishek Sharma played a sensational innings, scoring 58 runs off just 24 balls, which included five fours and four sixes. Ayush Badoni helped seal the win, hitting a six and a four to chase down the modest target of 108, with an impressive 55 balls to spare. Captain Tilak Varma contributed 21 runs off 18 deliveries but fell short of a larger score.

The UAE, who opted to bat first, struggled significantly, being bowled out for 107 in just 16.5 overs. Their decision to bat backfired early as they lost both openers, Mayank Kumar (10) and Aryansh Sharma (1), within the first two overs. Indian seamer Rasikh Salam was the standout bowler, taking three wickets in his opening over and finishing with remarkable figures of 3 for 15, earning him the Player of the Match award. Ramandeep Singh also made an impact, claiming two wickets for only seven runs as India dismantled the UAE batting lineup with over three overs remaining.

Despite the early collapse, UAE's captain Basil Hameed (22 off 12 balls) and Rahul Chopra (50 off 50 balls) managed to stabilize the innings with a 41-run partnership before Abhishek Sharma dismissed Hameed, catching him off his own bowling.

With this victory, India continues to build momentum in the tournament, showcasing their strength in both batting and bowling departments.

LastModified Date: 2024-10-22 09:05:58

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