IND A vs BAN A LIVE score, 1st Semi-Final, Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025: Jitesh Sharma falls, India in trouble

At the end of 18 overs, India added 10 runs to reach 174 for 4. Nehal Wadhera continues his aggressive innings with 29 runs off 26 balls, including two boundaries and a six. Ramandeep Singh has looked in fine touch, scoring 16 off just 9 deliveries, with three boundaries. On the bowling side, Abdul Gaffar Saqlain picked up one wicket in his 4-over spell, conceding 26 runs, while Ripon Mondol has bowled 3 overs for 30 runs without success. India’s current run rate stands at 9.66, with 10.50 runs per over still required to stay on track in the chase.

At the end of 17 overs, India added 8 runs to reach 164 for 4. Nehal Wadhera remains unbeaten on 24 off 22 balls, with a boundary and a six, anchoring the innings. Ramandeep Singh has grown in confidence, scoring 11 runs off just 7 deliveries, including two boundaries. Ripon Mondol has bowled 3 overs for 30 runs without picking up a wicket. India’s current run rate is 9.64, while 10.33 runs per over are still required to chase down the target.

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At the end of 16 overs, India added 6 runs to their total, taking the score to 156 for 4. Nehal Wadhera remains unbeaten on 22 off 19 balls, including a boundary and a six, while new batsman Ramandeep Singh has settled in with 5 runs from 4 deliveries, including a boundary. The run rate stands at 9.75, matching the required rate of 9.75 to stay on track in the chase. SM Meherob has bowled 4 overs without a wicket for 35 runs, while Abu Hider has conceded 44 runs in 3 overs so far.

In a dramatic moment at the end of the 14th over, Jitesh Sharma was dismissed for 33 runs off 23 balls, including a boundary and two sixes. Facing a full and wide delivery from Abu Hider, Sharma attempted a paddle shot but only managed to get a top edge. Akbar Ali, behind the stumps, timed his jump perfectly and took a high-flying catch, sending the batsman back to the pavilion. India now stands at 150 for 4, with Nehal Wadhera continuing to hold the innings together.

At the end of the 14th over, India added 13 runs to their total, reaching 132 for 3. The team’s current run rate stands at 9.42, with 10.50 runs needed per over to stay on target. Nehal Wadhera has stepped up with a fluent 21 off 16 balls, including a boundary and a six, while Jitesh Sharma remains unbeaten on 16 from 18 deliveries. Rakibul Hasan continues to lead the bowling attack with figures of 1/24 in 3 overs, and Abdul Gaffar Saqlain maintains his earlier performance of 1/16 in 3 overs.

At the end of the 13th over, India reached 119 for 3, maintaining a competitive run rate of 9.15 while requiring 10.85 runs per over to chase the target. Nehal Wadhera is at the crease with 10 runs off 12 balls, while Jitesh Sharma has contributed 15 runs from 16 deliveries. The bowlers have been effective early on, with Abdul Gaffar claiming 1 wicket for 16 runs in 3 overs and Rakibul Hasan also picking up a wicket while conceding 11 runs in 2 overs.

At the end of over 11, India A reached 106/3 in 11 overs. Jitesh Sharma remained unbeaten on 9 off 10 balls, while Nehal Wadhera contributed 4 from 6 deliveries. Bowling for Bangladesh A, SM Meherob finished with figures of 3-0-29-0, and Rakibul Hasan picked up a wicket.

Priyansh Arya, who was looking dangerous at the crease, fell for 44 off 23 balls. Rakibul Hasan dismissed him with a well-placed delivery that Arya failed to time, offering a simple catch to long-on. Arya’s innings included four boundaries and three sixes, with a strike rate of 191.3.

India A added 19 runs in the ninth over to reach 97/2, with Priyansh Arya continuing his aggressive form, scoring 44 off 21 balls, including four boundaries and three sixes. Jitesh Sharma contributed 6 runs from 6 balls, while Abu Hider picked up one wicket. SM Meherob bowled two overs conceding 24 runs without a breakthrough.

In the second ball of the seventh over, Naman Dhir was dismissed after scoring 7 runs off 12 balls, including a boundary. Abu Hider struck with a clever delivery that Dhir attempted to whip to deep backward square leg, but the fielder running in from the ropes held on to take a spectacular catch.

India A added 6 runs in the sixth over, taking their total to 62 for 1. Priyansh Arya continued his positive start, scoring 21 runs off 11 balls with a four and two sixes, while Naman Dhir contributed 3 runs from 10 deliveries. Abdul Gaffar Saqlain finished the over with figures of 2-0-10-1, and Ripon Mondol bowled 2 overs for 22 runs without taking a wicket.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s whirlwind innings came to an end in the fourth over when he was caught at long-on. Attempting a powerful slog, Suryavanshi toe-ended the ball, and Jishan Alam held on to a simple catch. The batter finished with 38 runs off just 15 balls, including two fours and four towering sixes, maintaining a strike rate of 253.33.

India A continued their aggressive start in the third over, adding 14 more runs to reach 49/0. Priyansh Arya came alive with 15 runs off 7 balls, including two towering sixes, while Vaibhav Suryavanshi remained destructive on 34 off 11 balls, hitting one boundary and four sixes. Jishan Alam and SM Meherob bowled their overs, conceding 14 and 16 runs respectively, as India A kept the scoreboard ticking at a rapid pace.

India A maintained their momentum in the second over, adding 16 runs to reach 35/0. Vaibhav Suryavanshi was in sensational form, scoring 33 runs off just 10 balls, including a boundary and four towering sixes. Priyansh Arya contributed 2 runs from 2 deliveries. SM Meherob and Ripon Mondol bowled their first overs, conceding 16 and 19 runs respectively, as India A dominated the early proceedings.

India A got off to a blazing start in their chase, scoring 19 runs in the first over without losing a wicket. Vaibhav Suryavanshi led the charge, smashing 19 runs off just 6 balls, including a boundary and two sixes. Priyansh Arya remained unbeaten on 0, while Ripon Mondol bowled the over conceding 19 runs. The current run rate stands at 19.00, with a required run rate of 9.26.

Bangladesh A surged to 194/6 by the end of the 20th over, thanks to a destructive batting display from SM Meherob, who raced to 48 runs off just 18 balls, including six towering sixes and a boundary. Yasir Ali contributed a brisk 17 off 9 balls with two fours and a six. Vijaykumar Vyshak and Naman Dhir bowled tightly, ending with figures of 4-0-51-0 and 2-0-33-1 respectively.

Bangladesh A added a massive 28 runs in the 19th over, lifting their score to 172/6. SM Meherob was the star, smashing 42 runs off just 17 balls, including five towering sixes and a boundary. Yasir Ali chipped in with 2 runs. Naman Dhir and Gurjapneet Singh remained tight with the ball, ending with figures of 2-0-33-1 and 4-0-39-2, respectively.

At the start of the 18th over, Gurjapneet Singh bowled a block-hole delivery to SM Meherob, who managed to dig it out on the onside. The batsman ran quickly for two runs, showing intent to rebuild the innings after the recent wickets. Bangladesh A’s score moves to 126/6.

In the 17th over, Naman Dhir trapped Mahidul Islam Ankon after just two balls. Attempting a shot, Mahidul was caught by Arya, scoring only 1 run at a strike rate of 50. Bangladesh A now finds itself reeling at 124/6, facing a challenging middle order collapse.

In the 16th over, Gurjapneet Singh delivered a low full toss, slightly wide, which Habibur Rahman Sohan attempted to chip to extra cover. The shot was well-caught by Harsh Dubey, ending Sohan’s impressive innings at 65 off 46 balls, including 3 fours and 5 sixes, at a strike rate of 141.3. This wicket puts Bangladesh A under pressure at 123/5.

In the 16th over, Habibur Rahman Sohan showcased his timing and precision once again, slicing a fuller delivery from Gurjapneet Singh through the gap to the third man fence for four runs. This boundary helped him maintain his momentum and keep Bangladesh A’s innings on track at 123/4.

At the end of the 15th over in the Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 semi-final, Bangladesh A’s innings suffered a setback as SM Meherob was dismissed without scoring. Suyash Sharma claimed the wicket, leaving Bangladesh A at 119/4. Habibur Rahman Sohan continued to anchor the innings with 61 runs off 43 balls, including two boundaries and five sixes. Despite the loss of the wicket, Sohan remains the key player in keeping Bangladesh’s run chase alive, while Vijaykumar Vyshak has bowled three overs conceding 29 runs.

In the 14th over of the Asia Cup Rising Stars semi-final, Habibur Rahman Sohan managed a single off Suyash Sharma’s delivery. The ball, slightly short, was driven to the off side but stopped efficiently by the fielder at extra cover.

Bangladesh A’s score moved to 119/3, maintaining their strong run rate in the middle overs.

Bangladesh A continued their innings in the Asia Cup Rising Stars semi-final, adding 10 runs in the 14th over to reach 118/3. Habibur Rahman Sohan remained the star of the innings, scoring a well-paced 60 off 40 balls, including 2 boundaries and 5 towering sixes. New batsman Abu Hider was yet to open his account.

On the bowling front, Vijaykumar Vyshak delivered 3 overs for 29 runs without claiming a wicket, while Harsh Dubey picked up one wicket, finishing with figures of 4-0-22-1. The run rate stood at 8.42 at the end of the over.

Suyash Sharma’s teammate Dubey strikes as Akbar Ali is dismissed. Attempting a leg-side shot, Ali chips the ball back to the bowler and is caught and bowled by Dubey for 9 runs off 10 balls, including one boundary. Bangladesh A now stand at 106/3.

Bangladesh A continue their aggressive start, adding 14 runs in the 12th over. Habibur Rahman Sohan reaches a quick fifty off 32 balls, with 2 fours and 4 sixes, anchoring the innings beautifully. Akbar Ali contributes 8 runs off 7 balls, supporting the scoring at the other end.

Indian bowlers Ramandeep Singh and Suyash Sharma have kept things tight, but Sohan’s attacking intent ensures Bangladesh A maintain a healthy run rate of 8.83.

Score: 106/2 after 12 overs.

Bangladesh A continue to find boundaries as Habibur Rahman Sohan smashes a six off the first ball of the 11th over bowled by Ramandeep Singh, sending it over the bowler and the fence. The batsman has now reached 37 runs off 24 balls, keeping the innings moving briskly.

Akbar Ali remains at the crease with 4 runs, and the team score is 80/2. The Indian bowlers have been disciplined, with Suyash Sharma and Harsh Dubey maintaining pressure, but Sohan’s aggressive stroke play is keeping Bangladesh A ahead in this run chase.

After ten overs, Bangladesh A reached 74/2, maintaining a steady pace despite the loss of Zawad Abrar. Habibur Rahman Sohan remains the mainstay with 31 runs off 23 balls, while Akbar Ali contributed with a quick four runs off a fine sweep off Suyash Sharma’s full toss.

Current Run Rate: 7.40

The Indian bowlers, led by Suyash Sharma and Harsh Dubey, have been tight but are yet to completely halt the Bangladeshi batsmen, leaving room for a potential acceleration in the coming overs.

At the end of the ninth over, Bangladesh A were 70/2, with Habibur Rahman Sohan leading the innings on 31 runs off 23 balls, including 2 fours and 2 sixes.

Earlier in the over, Zawad Abrar was dismissed after slashing straight to third man, an easy catch taken by Suryavanshi. Abrar scored 13 runs off 19 balls, including a six, before departing.

Current Run Rate: 7.77

Bowlers Suyash Sharma and Harsh Dubey have been economical, while Ramandeep Singh struck with the crucial wicket of Abrar, keeping Bangladesh A under pressure.

At the end of the ninth over, Bangladesh A reached 70/1, with Habibur Rahman Sohan leading the charge on 31 runs off 23 balls, including 2 fours and 2 sixes. Zawad Abrar chipped in with 7 runs off 17 deliveries, rotating the strike and keeping the scoreboard ticking.

Current Run Rate: 7.77

Indian bowlers Suyash Sharma and Harsh Dubey remained disciplined, conceding 9 and 20 runs respectively, as Bangladesh A looks to build a strong platform in this semi-final clash.