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IND vs PAK: Pakistan's hilarious fielding blunder against India at U19 Asia Cup goes viral - Watch

Pakistan's U-19 fielders produced a comedy of errors against India in the Asia Cup when three players rushed towards a high catch but moved away at the last moment, allowing the ball to drop. The confusion sparked an angry exchange among teammates. Earlier, Arjun Rajput's 107 helped India recover from a poor start and post 208 runs.

IND vs PAK: Pakistan's hilarious fielding blunder against India at U19 Asia Cup goes viral - Watch

During the U-19 Asia Cup cricket match between India and Pakistan, an amusing incident unfolded when three Pakistani fielders collectively forgot to make a catch. The blunder occurred during the 44th over, leaving the Indian players and coaching staff in stitches. India had reached 202 runs with a solitary wicket left when Mohammed Sayyam delivered a length ball to Kavya Patel.

Patel attempted to hit the ball but made a top edge, sending it soaring into the air. Sayyam, wicketkeeper Hamza Zahoor, and fielder Usman Khan all dashed towards the high ball, but none of them claimed responsibility for the catch. In a moment of confusion, the trio retreated at the last second, allowing the ball to settle safely on the ground.

The mishap quickly escalated into a blame game, with Sayyam visibly irritated and questioning his teammates over the missed opportunity. Patel and Ishan Sood, on the other hand, were seen smiling at the other end after being given an unexpected second chance. The incident became one of the most entertaining moments of the match.

Earlier, Arjun Rajput had scored a brilliant 107 off 85 balls, helping India recover from a poor start. However, despite Rajput's valiant efforts, Pakistan managed to dismiss India for 208 in 46.3 overs, setting a target of 209 runs for India to chase.

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