There’s been a wicket every over from the 13th — this stat is enough for someone to understand what transpired in the India vs Pakistan final match in Dubai. Pakistan started strong and were at 87 for 1, when their downfall started. From the 13th over, Pakistan kept on losing wickets with each subsequent over. Pakistan lost 7 wickets for 18 runs in the last 5 overs. India’s spin maestro Kuldeep picked up three wickets in his last spell (total 4 wickets).
How did the game turn around?
In a dramatic climax to the Asia Cup final between the sports greatest rivals. The Indian cricket team pulled a rabbit out of its hat as Indian spinners Kuldeep Yadav, Varun Chakravarthy and Axar patel launched a full frontal assault on the Pakistan’s batting line up taking 7 wickets in quick succession.
Indian spinners rip Pakistan apart
Pakistan’s hopes faded for a high-scoring game after their opening duo fell in the 13th over. By turning to spin, India showcased a deep-rooted faith in its spin unit, reinforcing the timeless adage that on slow subcontinental pitches, spin remains king. With Pakistan’s batting lineup exposed by the sheer unpredictability of the spin attack, the match completely swung in the favor of India towards the end overs of the first inning.