Faheem Ashraf Injury Tactic: Faheem Ashraf wanted to snatch victory from India, made an excuse to get injured, for 8 minutes …

In the Asia Cup final, India needed 17 runs to win in the last 2 overs. At that time, the pair of Shivam Dube and Tilak Varma were at the crease. Both the batsmen were taking the team slowly towards victory. Then the 19th over of the Indian innings came to Faheem Ashraf. During this time, Fahin took his full runup to throw the ball twice, but he could not throw the ball both times and started excusing the leg stretch. He then withdrew from bowling end and indicated the physio to come on the field. Faheem lay down on the ground and Physio kept treating him. The Indian team was aware of this tactic of Faheem. She knew that Faheem was pretending for injury so that the rhythm of the Indian batsmen would break. The game stopped for about 8 minutes. Later, Faheem again put that over and wanted to dismiss India in trouble by dismissing Shivam Dubey on the last ball. But by then it was late. Tilak then carried forward the innings with Rinku Singh and gave the team a great victory.

Tilak Verma scored 69 runs off 53 balls
Tilak Verma scored 69 off 53 balls including 4 fours and three sixes, while Shivam Dubey scored 33 runs off 22 balls which included two fours and two sixes. Fahim Ashraf took 3 wickets for 29 runs in 4 overs. Tilak was chosen as the player of the match for his brilliant innings.

Tilak Verma scored an unbeaten innings of 69 runs against Pakistan.

Tilak Verma played an unbeaten half -century and played the role of ‘troubleshooter’
Tilak Verma played an unbeaten half -century and played the role of ‘Sankat Maksh’. In the exciting final match, India won the ninth time for the ninth time by defeating arch -rivals Pakistan by five wickets once again. India needed ten runs in the last over and Pakistan’s fast bowler Haris Rauf, who was surrounded by controversies, was in the hand. Tilak hit a six on the second ball and on the fourth ball, Rinku Singh hit a four and drenched the fans sitting in front of the TV with the Indian audience in the stadium.