India vs Sri Lanka Highlights, Asia Cup 2025 Super Four: India wins in super over after an intense battle!

Pathum Nissanka continues to unleash a brutal assault on the Indian bowlers as he smashed Harshit Rana all over the ground to amass 46 runs of just 19 balls, coming close to making one of the fastest half-centuries ever recorded in the Asia Cup. SL 61/1 (5)

Arshdeep bowled the most expensive power play for the Indian side yet as his second over of the game. Pathum Nissanka took complete advantage of the power play to smack Arshdeep for back-to-back boundaries, which included a maximum! SL 45/1 (4)

Harshit Rana was hit by Perera for a stunning one-bounce four, which fell so close to the boundary that the shot initially appeared to be a six! SL batters pile up some quick runs during the power play to score 30/1 (3)

Taking advantage of the power play, Perera took a set outside the crease to slam Arshdeep for a straight on-bounce four. SL 16/1 (1.4)

One of Sri Lanka’s most decorated openers of the T20I edition of the game, Kusal Mendis, went out for a golden duck in the first over of the game today. Pandya bowled a decent cutter that nicked a heavy edge of Mendis’ bat and was then caught by Gill at slip. SL 7/1 (1)

Pathum Nissanka smacked Hardik Pandya’s very first ball for a crackling four over covers, bolstering Sri Lanka’s chances to scale an insane target of 203!

Nissanka and Kusal Mendis opened for Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, Hardik Pandya started with the new ball for India.

Axar Patel finished India’s innings with a six to set a massive target of 203 for Sri Lanka. This marks the first 200 scored in a single innings by a team in the ongoing Asia Cup 2025. IND 202/5 (20)

Chameera took on the responsibility of bowling the death over and tried to choke Axar and Tilak by bowling wide and slower Yorkers. IND 192/5 (19.2)

Tilak Varma continues to punish SL bowlers all over the ground. The batter tried to hit a reverse sweep; however, the ball spun really fast and nicked a heavy top edge, which made the ball dart to the boundary behind the keeper for a four. IND 189/5 (19)

Hardik Pandya was followed by Axar Patel on the pitch, who was quick to display some quality batting as the all-rounder cleverly nudged Thushara’s second last delivery of the over for a quick four over square leg. IND 179/5 (18)

Clever, clever batting! Chameera attempted a smart yorker aimed at the batter’s shoes; however, Tilak was already prepared for the delivery. In a majestic display of smart batting, Tilak shuffled his feet to hit a wonderful scoop shot over fine leg for a remarkable four. IND 170/5 (17)

One of India’s most seasoned all-rounders, Hardik Pandya, departed quickly from the ground as the younger of the Pandya brothers, misread the ball and lifted it very high into the air, only for it to be caught by an SL fielder in an amazing dive catch. IND 165/5 (16.1)

Sri Lankan bowler Shanka wrapped up one of the most eventful overs of the game, which witnessed the fall of a crucial wicket and also saw the biggest six of the night. IND 162/4 (16)

Sanju Samson walks back to the pavilion after scoring a fiery 39 of 23 balls. Shanka very smartly tricked Sanju with his variations, leading the batter to completely mistime a slower delivery into the air, only for it to caught by a fielder. IND 158/4 (15.3)

Samson continues to hit the ball with power, as this time the Indian batter slammed Shanka for a monster six over mid-wicket. The 87m hit marked Samson’s biggest hit of the night. IND 158/3 (15.2)

Sanju Samson continues to dominate Sri Lanka’s most successful bowler of the tournament, Hasaranga. Samson again went down the ground to whip the ball for a monster 83m six! IND 150/3 (15)

Tilak and Samson continue to build a formidable partnership as they take India’s score forward with an impressive run rate of 10.09. IND 138/2 (13.5)

Following in the footsteps of his batting partner, Sanju Samson smashed Hasaranga for a massive six over the leg side. Samson hit SL most successful bowler of the tournament for one of the biggest sixes of the night in a spectacular spectacle. IND 132/4 (12.5)

Tilak Varma continues to punish SL bowlers all over the ground. In a stunning display of power hitting, Tilak took a step out, bent down and swept SL skipper’s delivery for an 80m six over the legside.

Hasaranga continues to keep the Indian batters on their toes. Despite being smashed away for a four by Sanju Samson on the very first ball of his second over, Hasaranga only conceded 4 runs in the remaining part of the over to mark the end of an important spell. IND 109/3 (11)

Tilak Varma continues to maintain India’s stellar run rate. Varma’s classic boundary in the last over helped India reach 100 before drinks break at the end of 10 overs. IND 100/3 (10)

Tilak Varma continues to display top-class batting as the batter struck Chameera for a breathtaking four over the extra cover. IND 98/3 (9.4)

India’s most prolific opener in their campaign for the Asia Cup 2025, departs at 61 of 31! SL captain Asalanka took the matter into his own hands as he took out quite possibly the biggest wicket of the game. Abhishek Sharma tried to smash another delivery for a six, but the ball was caught near the boundary. IND 94/3 (9.1)

Abhishek Sharma continues his onslaught on the SL bowlers. Sharma stepped out of the crease to smash a one-bounce four over mid-wicket. IND 84/2(7.4)

Hasaranga arrives as hope for Sri Lanka. The spin wizard came through for his national side once again. Hasaranga’s ball completely stumped the Indian skipper as he failed to decide which shot to go with till very late. The on-field umpire almost instantaneously gave an out. Surya followed with a review, but that yielded no results. IND 76/2 (7.1)

Asalanka brings on the spin attack after the end of the power play in an attempt to break the partnership between Suryakumar Yadav and Abhishek Sharma. Hasaranga’s first ball struck Abhishek’s first pad as the opener completely failed to read the ball and came out of the crease too early. IND 72/1 (6.2)

Abhishek Sharma continues to take the SL bowlers by storm as the Indian opener smacked two back-to-back fours to strike his 3rd half-century of the tournament. Sharma made an impressive 51 of just 22 balls. IND 72/1 (6.1)

Continuing his rampage, Sharma went down the ground to smack Chameera for a big shot. Credit where it’s due, Sri Lanka stopped the ball near the boundary with on-field brilliance. Despite their best efforts, Sri Lanka fails to dampen Abhishek Sharma’s spirit.

Chameera aimed to put pressure on the batter by continuing to bowl shorter deliveries. However. Abhishek Sharma had more than just one trick up his sleeve as the aggressive batter smacked Chameera for back-to-back fours! IND 59/1 (6)