- Arjuna's smoldering century
- Kavya Patel also shined in the last period
- Now it is the turn of the Indian bowlers to take wickets
Ind vs Pak: In the Under-19 Asia Cup (Under 19 Asia Cup) ODI match, the Indian Under-19 team's first order of batsmen literally collapsed. Meanwhile, Arjun Rajput (107), who came in at number five, celebrated his mighty century in a solitary wicket. Due to this, India was able to challenge its arch rival Pakistan by 208 runs all out.
India won the toss, but the decision-making trend went wrong. Looking at the batsmen in the first order, it seemed that India would put up a big score, but on the very first day of Diwali, the bar was blown. Neither the captain Lakshya Raichandani nor Aryaveer Sehwag could stay on the pitch. Skipper Sahib returned back without even cracking a pumpkin.
Ali Raza targets Lakshya and clean bowls him. The third number Vs. K. Vineet (8) or Yashbardhan Chauhan (1) came and went back. Sehwag (22) battled for a while with a four and a six, but could not hold on to his wicket.
Arjuna's powerful century
As many batsmen came and returned, Arjun was the only one to survive. Not only did he stick to the pitch, but with no help from the front, he began to harass the Pakistani bowlers. He scored a century of 107 runs at an average of 125 on the strength of as many as 11 fours and 5 towering sixes in 85 balls. He put on a 64-run partnership with Manal Chauhan (11), which included Arjun's 50. Kavya Patel (23) was the last to bat, which saw India cross the 200 mark.
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Pakistan's bowlers shined
Meanwhile, Pakistan's bowlers made the most of every opportunity they got. Barring Arjun, they kept getting the wickets they wanted within striking distance. Ali Raza replaced him. He scored 37 runs in 10 overs and took 3 important wickets. He was well supported by Nakeeb Sakif and Rizwanullah. Both of them got 3 wickets each. In this way, these three managed to curb India's run rate.
Meanwhile, India's bowling also has an edge. So it won't take long to roll the dice. So the second innings is going to be exciting to watch.
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