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IND vs PAK U19 Asia Cup Final: Indian Players Recreate Abhishek Sharma's Famous 'Om Namah Shivaya' Celebration After Thrilling Win Over Pakistan | Video

India's U19 cricket stars found a special way to celebrate their sensational triumph over arch-rivals Pakistan in the ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup 2026 final. Following their dramatic one-wicket victory, the Indian youngsters were seen recreating senior India batter Abhishek Sharma's famous 'Om Namah Shivaya' celebration, with the moment grabbing attention on social media. In a video circulating…

IND vs PAK U19 Asia Cup Final: Indian Players Recreate Abhishek Sharma's Famous 'Om Namah Shivaya' Celebration After Thrilling Win Over Pakistan | Video

After securing a thrilling one-wicket victory, the Indian U19 cricket team showcased their excitement by recreating senior batter Abhishek Sharma's iconic Om Namah Shivaya celebration. The image of the young cricketers performing the signature move after winning the ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup 2026 final has taken social media by storm.

This gesture added a special touch to India's celebrations, following an emotionally charged match that hung in the balance until the final delivery. The video circulating online captures the Indian players performing the Abhishek Sharma-inspired celebration, emphasizing the influence of the senior star on the next generation of cricketers.

In the final moments, Mohit Ulva's unbeaten 49 and a crucial six from Mohit Ulva sealed the win as India chased down Pakistan's formidable total of 338 runs.

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