[Watch] Jasprit Bumrah’s Unplayable Delivery To Gaza Supporter Muhammed Rizwan

IND vs PAK: As the crowd packed the stadium to capacity, the anticipation was electric. Jasprit Bumrah marked his run-up, and the atmosphere was charged with excitement. Bumrah’s opening spell was nothing short of magical, as he bowled with precision, conceding only 14 runs, including a maiden over.

Pakistan, led by the dynamic duo of Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam, got off to a flying start, with an 82-run partnership for the third wicket. At 155 for 2, they seemed firmly in control of the game, keeping Indian fans on the edge of their seats.

The breakthrough India desperately needed came through Mohammad Siraj, who dismissed the Pakistan captain, Babar Azam. Azam, in scintillating form, had raised the stakes with his maiden half-century against India in ODIs.

The momentum shifted decisively in India’s favor when Kuldeep Yadav, the left-arm spinner, showcased his brilliance. In a remarkable over, he accounted for the wickets of Saud Shakeel and Iftikhar Ahmed, leaving Pakistan’s middle-order reeling.

Pakistan’s hopes rested on Mohammad Rizwan, who was nearing his fifty and looking to set a competitive target. But it was Jasprit Bumrah’s second spell that altered the game’s course dramatically. In the 34th over, Bumrah conjured up a delivery that could only be described as magical. His deceptive slower ball found a minuscule gap between Rizwan’s bat and pad, crashing into the off-stump. Rizwan’s dismissal sent shockwaves through the stadium, and India celebrated this crucial breakthrough.

With Rizwan’s departure, Pakistan’s hopes of posting a substantial total dwindled rapidly. The trio of Bumrah, Yadav, and Siraj, with their disciplined and determined bowling, dismantled the Pakistani batting lineup.

In the end, Pakistan was bowled out for a modest 191 runs, a far cry from their initial expectations. The Indian bowlers, led by Bumrah, Yadav, and Siraj, delivered a collective performance that decisively swung the game in favour of the host nation.