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Super 6: India celebrates as men in blue defeat Pakistan in Asia Cup 2018
Skipper Rohit Sharma and his deputy Shikhar Dhawan showed their mastery in white ball cricket with stylish hundreds as India took a giant stride towards summit clash of Asia Cup with a comfortable nine-wicket win against Pakistan at Dubai on Sunday.
This is India's biggest win against Pakistan in terms of number of wickets remaining.
Chasing a target of 238, Rohit (111 no off 119 balls) and Dhawan (114 off 100 balls) flayed the Pakistan attack adding 210 runs for the opening stand to seal their second lopsided victory in the tournament in only 39.3 overs.
It was Rohit's third successive fifty 50 plus score in the tournament with the sequence being 52, 83 no and 111 no.
Dhawan's is even more impressive with 127, 46, 40 and 114.
One of the most fearsome opening pairs in ODI format, Rohit-Dhawan combination were helped by some ordinary bowling from Pakistan with equally sloppy fielding compounding their woes.
Their understanding in 22 yards is exemplary and as Dhawan teed off with a flurry of boundaries, Rohit was ready to hold one end up.
This is India's biggest win against Pakistan in terms of number of wickets remaining.
Chasing a target of 238, Rohit (111 no off 119 balls) and Dhawan (114 off 100 balls) flayed the Pakistan attack adding 210 runs for the opening stand to seal their second lopsided victory in the tournament in only 39.3 overs.
It was Rohit's third successive fifty 50 plus score in the tournament with the sequence being 52, 83 no and 111 no.
Dhawan's is even more impressive with 127, 46, 40 and 114.
One of the most fearsome opening pairs in ODI format, Rohit-Dhawan combination were helped by some ordinary bowling from Pakistan with equally sloppy fielding compounding their woes.
Their understanding in 22 yards is exemplary and as Dhawan teed off with a flurry of boundaries, Rohit was ready to hold one end up.
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