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The Indian cricket team started with a win in the Asia Cup. The team all out UAE for just 57 runs in their first match. In response, he won by losing just one wicket in 4.3 overs.
In this way, India set a record for their biggest win in terms of balls remaining in a T20 match. Apart from this, UAE’s 57 -run score is the smallest total of any team in this format against India. Not only this, it also proved to be UAE’s Lost score so far. Read in further detail about all the records and interesting moments made in the match …
1. India’s biggest T20 win while India’s ball remains India defeated UAE while 93 balls, it was the biggest win in India’s balls to remain in T20. India’s previous record match was to win with 81 balls left. The team did this feat against Scotland in 2021 in Dubai.
This ball is the second biggest win in the T20 Test playing countries. England defeated Oman by 19 balls at the Antiga ground in the 2024 T20 World Cup. Then there were 101 balls left in the match. Sri Lanka is at number three in this record, which defeated Netherlands with 90 balls left on the grounds of the 2014 World Cup.
2. UAE made Lost T20 Total against India The UAE team was reduced to just 57 runs while batting first. This was the shortest score of any team against India in T20 International. Earlier, the New Zealand team was reduced to 66 runs in 2023 Ahmedabad.
3. UAE scored his lowest score in T20 UAE scored the lowest score in T20. The team was all out for 57 runs. Earlier on 14 March 2024, the team was reduced to 62 runs against Scotland in Dubai itself.
Now Moments …
1. After losing 15 consecutive toss, coin fell into India’s favor The Indian team has won the toss after 15 consecutive international matches. The team last won the toss in the T20 match against England in January 2025. Since then, the team had lost the toss in 15 matches, including ODI, T20 and Tests.
India won the toss after 15 matches in international cricket.
2. Surya had fun with UAE captain India’s captain Suryakumar Yadav also appeared in a cool mood during the toss. Before the toss, when Surya was preparing to bounce the coin, he jokingly said to UAE captain Mohammad Wasim and said don’t look here.
3. Sharafu bowled on Bumrah’s Yorker Jasprit Bumrah bowled UAE opener Alishan Sharafu on Yorker. Bumrah threw the ball at a speed of 140 km. Sharafu was dismissed for 22 runs.
4. Kuldeep took 3 wickets in one over In the 9th over of UAE’s innings, Kuldeep Yadav gave the Indian team 3 wickets. Taking 3 wickets in an over is called over hat -trick. While taking 3 wickets on 3 consecutive balls is called normal hat -trick.
- Kuldeep caught wicketkeeper Batter Rahul Chopra (3 runs) at the hands of Shubman Gill on the first ball of the over. Rahul wanted to play a big shot towards the Wide Long Off on the full length ball, where Shubman Gill was posted. Gill ran the catch by running to his right.
- Kuldeep lbw captain Mohammad Wasim on the fourth ball. Wasim demanded DRS. However, the third umpire did not change the decision of the fielder umpire. Wasim was dismissed for 19 runs.
- Kuldeep bowled Harshit Kaushik on the last ball of the over. With this, Kuldeep completed over hat -trick. Kaushik was dismissed for 2 runs.
5. Samson’s diving catch, Dubey wicket in the first over Shivam Dubey gave India a wicket in his first over. He caught Asif Khan on the third ball of the 11th over by wicketkeeper Sanju Samson. Dubey threw a length ball outside the off stump, which took the outer edge of the bat in the direction of the slip, where Samson jumped and caught the catch.
Sanju Samson caught Asif Khan’s catch by diving.
6. Surya withdrew the appeal, avoided getting out On the third ball of the 13th over, Suryakumar withdrew the appeal against Junaid, as Shivam Dubey’s handkerchief fell during the bowling and the batsmen were disturbed. Here wicketkeeper Sanju Samson ran out Junaid.
Shivam Dubey took 2 wickets in this over. He lbw Dhruv Parashar (one run) on the first ball. Then on the fourth ball, Junaid Siddiqui was caught by Suryakumar Yadav.
After withdrawing the appeal of India captain Suryakumar Yadav, Junaid was called back by the umpire.
7. Abhishek Sharma put six on the first ball of the innings Indian opener Abhishek Sharma started the run chase with a six. He took Hyder Ali’s first ball to the standing stand. Not only this, he also hit a four on the second ball.