T20 World Cup: India edge Pakistan in low-scoring thriller | As it happened

Bumrah
Jasprit Bumrah is pumped up after castling Mohmmad Rizwan. Photo: AFP/Timothy A Clary

India beat Pakistan by six runs in a low-scoring thriller at the T20 World Cup in New York on Sunday. Pakistan ended up with 113/7 in their chase of 120. Jasprit Bumrah was the star for India with figures of 2/14 from his four overs.

Earlier, Pakistan bowled out India for 119 in 19 overs in the Group A match. Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf claimed three wickets for Pakistan. Rishabh Pant top-scored with a 31-ball 42.

India lost their way from 81/3 at the halfway stage to be bowled out for 119.

The toss was delayed by half an hour because of a wet outfield.

HIGHLIGHTS
  • 3 months ago

    India impove their record against Pakistan to 7-1 in T20 World Cups and with it we wrap up our coverage

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  • 3 months ago

    The second win lifts India to the top of Group A, while Pakistan are staring at an early exit after a second successive loss

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  • 3 months ago

    Bumrah gets the player-of-the-match award for his 2/14

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  • 3 months ago

    The Indians have got out of the jail, thanks to Bumrah's brilliance

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  • 3 months ago

    Arshdeep does the job for India! They win by 6 runs

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  • 3 months ago

    Eight needed off the last ball

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  • 3 months ago

    Shah hits another four, but they needed a six to stay alive

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  • 3 months ago

    12 neeed off 2

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  • 3 months ago

    Shah back on strike and he picks up a four!

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  • 3 months ago

    16 needed off 3

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