Dubai, Sept 11 – India began their Asia Cup 2025 journey with a commanding performance against the United Arab Emirates, and Suryakumar Yadav’s post-match comments hinted at the team’s focus ahead of the highly anticipated clash with Pakistan.
Put into the field first, India’s bowlers gave the team a dream start. Kuldeep Yadav spun a web around the UAE batting order, picking three wickets in a single over. Shivam Dube and other bowlers maintained relentless pressure, leaving the hosts reeling. Their innings collapsed to just 57 runs in 13.1 overs, one of the lowest totals in the tournament’s history.
The chase was never in doubt. Opener Abhishek Sharma showcased his aggressive intent, smashing 30 runs off only 16 balls. Shubman Gill, standing tall as vice-captain, anchored the innings with an unbeaten 20. India wrapped up the chase in just 4.3 overs, winning by ten wickets and sending a strong message to rivals.
After the match, Suryakumar Yadav spoke briefly about the team’s preparation and mindset. His remarks, though measured, were taken by fans and analysts as a quiet signal directed toward Pakistan, their next opponent. He emphasized discipline, unity, and the hunger to win every contest, regardless of the opposition.
The emphatic win gave India not only two points but also a boost of confidence before their high-voltage showdown. With both batting and bowling units firing together, the team looks ready for tougher challenges ahead.
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