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Hussain Talat nudges Varun Chakravarthy for a single, maintaining his presence at the crease and helping Pakistan keep the scoreboard ticking in the 11th over.

Hussain Talat paddles a thick inside edge off Varun Chakravarthy for three runs, guiding it fine and keeping Pakistan’s momentum alive in the 12th over.

In the 12th over, Varun Chakravarthy concedes a single to Sahibzada Farhan, who continues his patient yet aggressive innings, nudging the score along and maintaining Pakistan’s steady climb.

At the end of the 11th over, Pakistan are 96/2. Hussain Talat is dismissed for 2 off 4 balls, while Sahibzada Farhan remains unbeaten on 53 from 38 balls, hitting five fours and three sixes. Shivam Dube picks up his first wicket, conceding five runs in the over, as India looks to tighten the screws.

Shivam Dube delivers a tight ball to Hussain Talat, who is unable to score. The over continues with pressure building on the incoming batsman as India looks to maintain control.

Hussain Talat adds 2 runs off Shivam Dube’s delivery, keeping the scoreboard ticking for Pakistan after Saim Ayub’s dismissal. The duo looks to rebuild the innings and stabilize the run rate in the middle overs.

Saim Ayub’s resistance comes to an end as he is caught by Abhishek Sharma off Shivam Dube’s bowling for 21 runs off 17 balls, which included a four and a six. India finally breaks the crucial partnership, giving the Men in Blue a chance to apply pressure on Pakistan and restrict their scoring momentum.

Sahibzada Farhan has brilliantly used the crease, dancing down to the ball and creating scoring opportunities. While not every delivery is attacked, his timing and footwork have disrupted the lengths and line of Indian bowlers. With several chances dropped by India, Farhan has capitalized to keep Pakistan firmly in control. The Men in Blue will need a sharp response if they are to claw back into the contest.

Sahibzada Farhan reaches a well-deserved half-century off 37 balls, laced with five fours and three sixes. Pakistan moves to 91/1 at the end of the 10th over, with Saim Ayub supporting with a brisk 21 from 15 balls.

Sahibzada Farhan continues his aggressive innings, dispatching Axar Patel for a towering six in the third ball of the 10th over. Pakistan keeps the momentum alive with Farhan looking in commanding touch, while Saim Ayub remains steady at the other end.

Pakistan adds 13 runs in the ninth over, taking the score to 83/1. Sahibzada Farhan reaches 45 off 32 balls with 5 fours and 2 sixes, while Saim Ayub supports with 20 off 14, including a boundary and a six. Kuldeep and Varun continue to bowl tightly but the openers maintain a healthy run rate.

Sahibzada Farhan follows up with a massive six off Kuldeep Yadav in the same over, showing no signs of slowing down. The shot brings up another boundary for Pakistan and keeps the scoreboard ticking.

Saim Ayub makes an immediate impact in the ninth over, smashing the first ball from Kuldeep Yadav for a towering six. The opener danced down the track and cleared the boundary with authority, adding to Pakistan’s growing momentum.

End of the eighth over sees Pakistan at 70/1. Sahibzada Farhan has been the aggressor with 39 runs off 29 balls, including five fours and a six, while Saim Ayub has added 13 off 11 deliveries. Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav have bowled economically, picking up no wickets so far.

Sahibzada Farhan sends Varun’s third delivery soaring over long-on for a six, cleared brilliantly despite Abhishek Sharma’s attempt at the boundary.

Sahibzada Farhan nudges the first ball of the eighth over from Varun for a single, lunging down and flicking it elegantly through midwicket.

Pakistan finishes the seventh over at 60/1, with Sahibzada Farhan striking 31 off 25 balls, including five boundaries. Saim Ayub has contributed 11 runs from 9 deliveries. Kuldeep Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah have bowled economically, conceding 5 and 34 runs respectively.

Sahibzada Farhan pushes Kuldeep Yadav’s delivery for a quick single, keeping the scoreboard ticking for Pakistan.

Saim Ayub capitalizes on a low full toss from Jasprit Bumrah, running three runs and keeping the scoreboard ticking for Pakistan in the sixth over.

In the second ball of the sixth over, Sahibzada Farhan unleashes a boundary off Jasprit Bumrah, continuing his aggressive approach and keeping Pakistan’s innings moving at a healthy clip.

At the end of the fifth over, Pakistan reach 42/1 with Sahibzada Farhan striking 20 off 17 balls, including three boundaries. Saim Ayub has 5 off 5, while Varun Chakravarthy and Jasprit Bumrah keep tight figures with 1-0-6-0 and 2-0-21-0 respectively.

Saim Ayub manages just a single off Varun Chakravarthy’s delivery, surviving a tough chance as Kuldeep Yadav drops a top-edged sweep.

Varun Chakravarthy starts the fifth over against Sahibzada Farhan with a dot, keeping the pressure on Pakistan’s in-form opener.

After four overs, Pakistan reach 36/1, maintaining a healthy run rate of 9.00. Sahibzada Farhan leads the charge with 15 off 12 balls, including two boundaries, while Saim Ayub has contributed 4 off 4. Jasprit Bumrah has bowled two overs for 21 runs, and Hardik Pandya has picked up one wicket for 15 runs in his two overs.

Sahibzada Farhan earns a no-ball off Jasprit Bumrah in the fourth over, adding an extra run to Pakistan’s tally. The opener continues to keep India on the back foot with aggressive stroke play.

Sahibzada Farhan gets going with a boundary off Jasprit Bumrah’s first ball of the fourth over. The Pakistani opener is taking the bouncers apart, keeping the scoreboard ticking.

At the end of the third over, Pakistan are 26/1, keeping a healthy current run rate of 8.66. Saim Ayub has contributed 4 runs off 3 balls with a boundary, while Sahibzada Farhan remains on 6 from 6 deliveries. Hardik Pandya claims the wicket, finishing with figures of 2-0-15-1, and Jasprit Bumrah has bowled one over for 11 runs.

Saim Ayub responded immediately to Hardik Pandya’s over, driving a beautiful shot for four runs. The opener looked confident, keeping Pakistan’s innings moving despite the early wicket.

Fakhar Zaman’s aggressive start came to an end as Hardik Pandya struck. Zaman, on 15 from 9 balls with three fours, was caught by wicketkeeper Samson at a low catch. The on-field celebrations were subdued, and the decision was sent upstairs for review, with India claiming the wicket confidently.

In the third over, Fakhar Zaman continued his aggressive start, hitting a beautiful boundary off Hardik Pandya. The right-hander cleared his front leg and smashed the ball through backward point for four, keeping Pakistan firmly in control during the early stages of the innings.