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Hangargekar’s No-Ball Blunder Echoes Bhumrah’s Infamous Mistake in IND vs PAK Clash at Emerging Asia Cup Final

Rudrakshi Gupta
Rudrakshi Gupta
Last updated: 2023/07/24 at 10:24 AM
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Colombo, Date: In a heart-stopping clash during the final of the ACC Emerging Asia Cup, Indian bowler Rajvardhan Hangargekar unfortunate overstepping incident drew striking similarities to Jasprit Bumrah’s infamous mistake at the 2017 Champions Trophy. The nail-biting encounter between India A and Pakistan A at R Premadasa Stadium witnessed the early drama. Pakistan opener Saim Ayub survived a close call and eventually punished the Indian bowlers for the costly error.

In a moment that triggered memories of the 2017 Champions Trophy final, Rajvardhan Hangargekar produced a top edge from Saim Ayub, which was cleanly caught by wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel. However, the jubilation turned into despair as the umpire signalled a no-ball due to the bowler overstepping the crease. This let-off proved pivotal as Ayub went on to capitalize on the opportunity and scored a quick half-century, forming a vital opening-century partnership with Sahibzada Farhan.

Fans quickly drew parallels with the 2017 incident when Jasprit Bumrah’s no-ball gifted a reprieve to Fakhar Zaman, who went on to score a match-winning century against India in the Champions Trophy final at the Oval. The haunting similarities between the two incidents sparked discussions on social media and among cricket enthusiasts.

With Pakistan A posting an imposing total of 352/8 in their 50 overs, the pressure was on the Indian batsmen to mount a daunting chase. The early wicket of Sudharsan added to India A’s woes, but they aimed to learn from the painful mistakes of the senior team six years ago when a massive margin of 180 runs defeated them.

The 121-run partnership between Ayub and Farhan set the foundation for a destructive innings from Tayyub Tahir, who scored a blazing 108 off just 71 balls, further denting India A’s hopes of a comeback. Despite breaking the opening partnership in the 18th over, India A struggled to contain the aggressive Pakistani batting lineup.

Yash Dhull-led India A team, determined to avoid a repeat of history, will now have to muster all their strength and skills to chase down the formidable target set by Pakistan A. While the Hangargekar overstepping incident may serve as a sidenote to the match, the players know that every run and every ball counts in their quest for the Emerging Asia Cup glory.

As cricket enthusiasts hold their breath, hoping for a thrilling contest, the Indian team will be eager to rectify past mistakes and showcase their resilience in what promises to be a scintillating encounter. The players will aim to rewrite the narrative, leaving no room for regrets, and etching their names in cricketing history by lifting the coveted trophy.

As the stage is set for a nerve-wracking battle, cricket fans from both nations eagerly await the outcome of this high-stakes contest. Only time will tell whether India A can exorcise the ghosts of the past and emerge victorious or if Pakistan A will continue their dominance to clinch the Emerging Asia Cup title.

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Rudrakshi Gupta July 24, 2023
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