Pakistan 9 down; India set for big win

Sun, 15 February 2026

22:08

Pakistan 97-9 (16 ovs) vs India 175-7 | SCORECARD

Chakravarthy comes back into the attack. Pakistan's hopes are all but over as the dangerous Faheem is caught at deep midwicket by Rinku.

Faheem walks back after a struggling 10 from 14 balls as Pakistan slip to a lowly 97/8 in 15.3 overs.

Chakravarthy strikes again next ball. Abrar Ahmed is beaten all ends up by the googly to be trapped leg before wicket. The review is taken but to no use as Pakistan lose their ninth wicket.

Chakravarthy on a hat-trick!

All the fielders are called into the circle, including one at slip.

Nearly a hat-trick as Tariq Usman is beaten and hit on the pads but the ball looks to be going down.

Suryakumar takes the review after a chat with his players. The ball has hit high on the pads and is going over the stumps as India lost the review.

Tariq offers no shot to the last ball to end a good over from Chakravarthy.

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