Azan Awais stars with century as Pakistan overpower India in U19 Asia Cup
Azan Awais struck a century to help take Pakistan to an eight-wicket victory over India in the Under-19 Asia Cup in Dubai.
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India vs Pakistan Live Streaming, U19 Asia Cup: When And Where To Watch IND U19 vs PAK U19 Telecast?
The India U19 will be up against Pakistan U19 in Match 5 of the ACC U19 Asia Cup 2023 on Sunday, December 10 at the ICC Academy in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The match commences at 11:00 AM IST, with the toss scheduled to be held at 10:30 AM. India U19 began their ACC Under-19 Asia Cup journey with a victory. They defeated Afghanistan U19 by seven wickets in the curtain-raiser of the tournament. Arshin Kulkarni was their star performer, taking 3 wickets and scoring 70 runs. India will look to continue their form and win the upcoming match against arch-rivals Pakistan U19.
Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Selector Wahab Riaz Does U-Turn On Haris Rauf
Pakistan chief selector Wahab Riaz, who had slammed fast bowler Haris Rauf for opting out of the Test series in Australia, has now defended the NOC given to him to play in the Big Bash down under. Wahab, while announcing the Pakistan Test squad for the series last month had criticised Haris, for not making himself available for selection for the three games in Australia.
India vs Pakistan Live Score, U19 Asia Cup 2023: Arch-Rivals Square Off In Intense Cricketing Battle
India vs Pakistan, U19 Asia Cup 2023 Live updates:After a resounding victory against Afghanistan in their opening match of the Under-19 Asia Cup 2023, India prepare to take on arch-rivals Pakistan who had also comprehensively beaten Nepal in their first match of the campaign. The two cricketing giants square off at the ICC Academy Ground in Dubai, with the hope of starting a winning run in the tournament. Uday Sharan will be leading the Indian side while Saad Baig is the captain of the Pakistan team. (LIVE Scorecard)
"Why Do They Always Show My Fight With Shahid Afridi?" Gautam Gambhir Fumes On India vs Pakistan Clash Coverage
The 2011 ODI World Cup winner Gautam Gambhir opened up on his heated conversation with Shahid Afridi and said that he has moved on a long back. In an interview during the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Gambhir talked about how the media always showed his fight with Shahid Afridi before every 'India vs Pakistan' match. The former player also asked them to show something positive like the Men in Blue's win against the "Men in Green' in the Asia Cup final.
Obscene Asia Cup Gesture Aimed Virat Kohli? Gautam Gambhir Reveals Truth Behind Act
Former India batter Gautam Gambhir, who was part of the 2011 World Cup-winning team, has explained his controversial gesture towards a section of the crowd in Asia Cup match in September this year and said that he reacted the way he did due to some fans saying anti-India slogans. However, the cricketer-turned-politician said he should not have made the gesture. In ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Gambhir answered queries on the issue and said everyone reacts differently and has a different mindset and "if someone doesn't want to listen then you react".
Former West Indies Cricketer Joe Solomon Dies At 93
Former West Indies player Joe Solomon died on Saturday at the age of 93. "More sad news. Joe Solomon, the former Guyana and West Indies batsman passed away today. He was famous for the run out which led to the famous tied Test in 1960 at the Gabba. We extend sincere condolences to his family, friends and loved ones. May he Rest in Peace," Windies Cricket wrote on X.
"A Lot Still Left To Come Out": AB de Villiers On David Warner-Mitchell Johnson Row
The David Warner vs Mitchell Johnson saga caught the entire cricketing world off guard. Seeing Johnson oppose David Warner's selection in the Australian Test team for the Pakistan series, as well as his 'hero's sendoff', many Aussie cricketers have tried to neutralise the controversy. Even South Africa great AB de Villiers reacted to the controversy, asking the Australia duo to sort the feud themselves and not let the spat get dragged on in public. De Villiers also feels that this isn't the end of the saga yet.