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Despite a mediocre batting show that limited India to 168 for six, Bangladesh's batting never had the wherewithal to chase down the target of 169 and were bowled out for 127 in 19.3 overs
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Abhishek Sharma scored 74 and Shubman Gill 47 as India chased 172 to beat Pakistan by six wickets in the Asia Cup Super Fours at Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Tilak Varma finished unbeaten to guide India home
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Rathi, who was fined earlier for controversial celebrations after dismissing a batter, got involved with a verbal spat with Abhishek in the eighth over of the SRH innings after Abhishek was caught in the deep for 59.
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The result meant Sunrisers Hyderabad are all but out of the playoffs race, even as Gujarat Titans boosted their prospects
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We knew it would be a high-scoring game and Abhishek Sharma played very well. Due credit to him, but we had a few missed opportunities, says Joshi
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It was just a matter of one innings for me. I am going to dedicate this century to the Orange Army and to Hyderabad. It was just, just watch the ball and play your game, says the gifted Sunrisers Hyderabad opener
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Opting to bowl first, LSG all-rounder Shardul Thakur bagged a four-wicket haul to help SRH to 190/9 in 20 overs. In reply, Nicholas Pooran and Mitchell Marsh slammed swashbuckling fifties to guide the visitors to a five-wicket win at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium
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Skipper Suryakumar Yadav is placed fifth and all within striking distance of Head, while his India teammates Hardik Pandya and Shivam Dube also moved up the rankings chart
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It has not yet been a full year since the Punjab batter arrived at the international stage on the back of high promise in domestic cricket, including an immensely successful IPL with Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2024
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India's win by 150 runs is now their second biggest by a margin of runs in T20Is after their 168-run hammering of New Zealand in 2023
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Opening the innings, Abhishek, who scored 135 off 54 balls with the help of seven boundaries and 13 sixes, smashed his century off just 37 deliveries but failed to equal Rohit Sharma's record by just two balls
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In India, with a target of 133 to chase down within 13 overs, Abhishek delivered a batting masterclass before a packed crowd. Opening the innings, he smashed five boundaries and eight sixes during his 34-ball knock, reaching his half-century in just 20 deliveries.
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Abhishek made England pay for a dropped catch as he hit five fours and eight sixes during his hurricane 34-ball innings
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India ends this year's T20I campaign by winning all bilateral series along with the T20 World Cup triumph and victory percentage of 92
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I was waiting for this moment for a long time. Coming after injury and scoring a hundred…it is incredible, says the 22-year-old batter
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Both wickets were pretty good to bat but as a team we didn't play to our best potential, says the pacer
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Rinku blasted 53 runs off 29 balls at No 5 while forming a crucial 108-run partnership off 49 balls with Nitish Kumar Reddy (74)
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The script is not expected to deviate much when the two sides clash in the second T20 International on Wednesday
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Having consistently generated speed in excess of 150kmph in his maiden IPL earlier this year, Mayank had drawn attention of cricketing world
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Abhishek smashed a 46-ball ton against Zimbabwe in the second T20I after scoring no runs in his international debut on Saturday.