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India are still unbeaten against Pakistan in the World Cups. On Friday at Sher-e-Bangla Stadium, Mirpur, Team India registered a clinical performance against arch rivals Pakistan beating them by seven wickets with nine balls to spare.
Chasing the target of 131, India got off to a sedate start. The first three overs yielded seven runs. In the fourth over, Rohit Sharma went after Junaid Khan paddling him over short fine-leg for a boundary and lifting him over covers for a six.
Saeed Ajmal was introduced in the fifth over but Shikhar Dhawan, who uptil that point was struggling to find touch, went after the off-spinner straight away. Dhawan smashed Ajmal for three boundaries in his first over to catch Pakistan off-guard.
The opening combination added 54 before Dhawan getting out in a profligate manner. After getting 13 off the Umar Gul over, Dhawan attempted an impetuous hook shot which was not on. The top-edge was easily gobbled up by Ajmal at fine-leg.
Rohit perished almost immediately under-edging Ajmal's off-break onto his stumps.
Yuvraj Singh fell for one, bowled off Bilawal Bhatti trying to work him across the line without moving his feet.
At 65 for three, Pakistan had a great chance of coming back in the game. Things could have been worse for India had Raina's catch been taken by Afridi in the first slip off Ajmal. After that, Kohli-Raina took control of the game and took India towards a win.
Fielding the right bowling combination was a big challenge for India before the start of the game. MS Dhoni went in with the three spinners and it was Amit Mishra whose spell put the brakes on Pakistan innings.
The leg-spinner was copiously flighting the ball teasing the batsmen in the slam-bang version. Looking at the flighted leg-spin Ahmed Shehzad came out of his crease almost reflexively. He was beaten in the air and stumpted.
The one time Mishra bowled a flatter trajectory he was hit over long-off for six by Shoaib Malik. Dhoni had a quick chat with the leg-spinner probably asking him to bowl slower in the air. He did just that and got Malik's scalp with a looping leg-break. At the end of the game, Dhoni talked about Mishra bowling only 75 per cent of what he can bowl.
Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja conceded 23 and 18 runs respectively from their four overs which didn't allow Pakistan batsmen to break the shackles. Yuvraj Singh's lack of bowling was visible when his only over went for 13.
India's fielding was a tad sloppy. It was acknowledged by Dhoni in the presentation ceremony. Yuvraj dropped a chance off Mohammad Hafeez. Bhuveshwar Kumar conceded two boundaries after timing the dives incorrectly on both the occasions.
Despite these minor glitches Indian bowling was impressive overall. India will hope this winning momentum in the upcoming games and make it to the semi-finals - a thing that they have been unable to do since the past three edition.
Pakistan 130 for 7 in 20 overs (Umar Akmal 33, Ahmed Shehzad 22; Amit Mishra 2 for 22) lost to India 131 for 3 in 18.3 overs (Virat Kohli 36*, Suresh Raina 35*, Shikhar Dhawan 30; Bilawal Bhatti 1 for 17, Saeed Ajmal 1 for 18) by 7 wickets with 9 balls to spare.
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