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WATCH: Young Pakistan Cricketers Break Into Insane Celebrations After Beating India In U19 Asia Cup

Young Pakistani cricketers broke into wild celebrations after pulling off a stunning victory against Indian in the U19 Asia Cup 2026 on Sunday. The celebrations were absolutely insane as Pakistan defeated their arch-rivals by three wickets in a thrilling Group A clash at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman. The Indian defeat came on the auspicious occasion of Diwali. The match had everything.…

WATCH: Young Pakistan Cricketers Break Into Insane Celebrations After Beating India In U19 Asia Cup

Young Pakistani cricketers kicked off an uproarious celebration after defeating India in the U19 Asia Cup 2026 on Sunday. The group A clash took place at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman on the auspicious occasion of Diwali. The Indian team lost the match on Diwali, putting up a tough fight despite Arjun Rajput's brilliant 107 off 85 balls. Pakistani bowlers took early wickets with three wickets each from Ali Raza, Rizwanullah, and Niqab Shafiq.

Pakistan struggled at 61/5 while chasing the target set by India. Hamza Zahoor, the wicket-keeper batsman, stepped up with a remarkable unbeaten 100 off 108 balls. He powered Pakistan towards the finish line with 11 balls to spare, turning the game around with his stellar performance. His partner, Niqab Shafiq, was seen celebrating wildly after the centurion achieved his century, and the entire Pakistan team and crowd erupted in joy.

Hamza Zahoor had even predicted his heroics before the match, writing a note that read, "Tomorrow match 50 Insha Allah Hamza Zahoor I am best." He later fulfilled his promise, smashing the century that led Pakistan to victory. The match saw dramatic turning points, including No- Ball drama during Yashbardhan Chauhan's dismissal. India fought back, but Pakistan reached 209/7 in 48.1 overs, winning the contest by three wickets.

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