टॉस के वक्त ही तय हो गई भारत की जीत: पाकिस्तान ने की तीन बड़ी गलती, टीम इंडिया का PAK पर जीत का सिक्सर

‘Once a mistake makes the mistake and the team that makes a mistake again and again.

This jumla was given by a sad Pakistani fan after losing to India in the 2011 World Cup semi -finals. On Sunday, Pakistan’s team proved its right again in the Asia Cup match against India in Dubai.

Pakistan had three big mistakes in this match and Team India, which was in excellent form, took advantage of the three. One of these mistakes was made even before the first ball of the match was thrown and possibly Pakistan’s defeat was also decided.

Before you know the three mistakes of Pakistan in detail, know a record to proud as an Indian fan. This victory of India is the sixth consecutive win over Pakistan in international cricket.

India’s cricket rivalry with Pakistan is 73 years old and for the first time in so many years, the Indian team on this opponent Victory Has been frozen. That is, for the first time, win 6 consecutive matches over Pakistan.

Now the hat -trick of the mistakes of the Pakistan team, which decided India’s victory …

First mistake: where 16 out of 18 match chasing team won the batting first The team chasing the target on the pitch of Dubai International Cricket Ground gets a lot of benefit. Prior to this match, the team that had a target chase won in 16 of the last 18 T20 Internationals played here among the top-12 teams of the world. Pakistan’s team had defeated India in just two T20 matches in the last 13 years. He also got both these wins while batting in the second innings on this ground.

Despite this, Pakistan captain Salman Ali Aga won the toss and decided to bat first. Commentators like Irfan Pathan, Ajay Adja, Sanjay Manjrekar expressed surprise at Salman’s decision.

Why Pakistan decided to bat, does not understand any logic directly behind it. If Pakistan had also remembered the previous match of the Champions Trophy against India, perhaps it could have been avoided. In that ODI match played in Dubai itself, Pakistan won the toss and chose the first batting and India defeated it in a one -sided manner.

Pakistan captain Salman Ali Aga won the toss and selected the batting.

Second Mistake: Taker Taker Haris Rauf excluded from playing-11 In Pakistan’s Asia Cup squad, the highest seven wickets against India were in the name of fast bowler Haris Rauf. Despite this, the Pakistani think tank dropped his most successful bowler from the playing-11 in front of his biggest rival. Shaheen Shah Afridi got beaten in the beginning and the entire team would have lost the brunt of not being a strong fast bowler from the other.

Third mistake: Tuktuk Batting- Pakistan has never come in the match The philosophy of Modern T20 is that even if the wickets continue to attack in the fallen batting. Pakistan failed completely to follow it. Pakistan’s two wickets fell for 6 runs and after that its batsmen came down on defensive mode.

Fakhar Zaman and Sahibzada Farhan did a partnership of 39 runs for the third wicket but for this they spent 38 balls. That is, batting at the rate of about 6 runs per over. This run rate is also considered slow in ODI cricket nowadays. A day earlier, England scored 300 crosses while batting at the T20 match against South Africa.

For batting, the entire XI of Pakistan landed at the crease but 6 batsmen could not even achieve a strike rate of 100. The result of this attitude was that neither Pakistan could score enough runs nor stop the fall of wickets. If the number 9 batsman Shaheen Shah Afridi had not scored 33 runs from 16 balls, it would have been difficult to cross the 100 mark of Pakistan.

India maintained pressure from beforehand to the last ball It is not that India won only because of Pakistan’s mistakes. In this match, every strategy of Team India proved to be accurate. From the first to the last ball of the match to the last ball, the Indian team held Pakistan and finally won its expectations and won a stunning victory.

All -rounder Hardik Pandya took the wicket on the first legal ball of the match. Earlier a ball was wide. In the very next over, Bumrah also got wickets. Pakistan could score only 42 runs in the powerplay.

After this, Indian spinners took the front. Although the story of the mystery spinner is only in the name of Varun Chakraborty, but in this match, the three spin bowlers of India proved to be a puzzle for the Pakistani batsmen.

Kuldeep took three wickets for just 18 runs in four overs. Akshar also conceded just 18 runs from his 24 balls and took two wickets. Varun got 1 wicket and spent only 24 runs in his four overs.

After stopping Pakistan for 127 runs, the path was easy for India. Although Shubman Gill was dismissed for just 10 and Abhishek Sharma 31 runs, but his strike rate was 142 and 238. India scored 61 runs in Powerplay. This is India’s second largest total in the first 6 overs of a T20 innings against Pakistan. After this, Surya, Tilak and Shivam Dubey also batting at a strike rate above 100 and gave the team the second consecutive win in the tournament as soon as 25 balls remained.

India sure to reach Super-4 With two consecutive wins in two matches, the Indian team has almost confirmed its place in the Asia Cup Super-4. India is a table topper with 4 points. India’s last league match will be from Oman on 19 September.