Review on Pakistan vs India

  A match that everyone awaited has made many fans disappointed. What everyone thought would be a thrilling match had turned out to be a very one sided match. Pakistan got off to a positive start however Babar got out and Imam got out foolishly. 

  A huge partnership of 100 plus between Saud and Rizwan saw the Pakistan camps hopes arise however not for long. The partnership was broken when Rizwan yorked himself and soon Saud was caught in the deep. Tayyab fell as well. Only hope left was Salman and Khushdil do something however Kuldeep didn't let them. He took 2 back to back wickets of Salman and Shaheen. Naseem and Khushdil resisted for a while untill Kuldeep picked up Naseem as well.

  The innings finished with Pakistan on a measely total of 241 bowled out. The bowling was a nightmare. Rohit and Shubman dessimated them. Shaheen dismissed Rohit in fabulous fashion but the runs didn't stop. Abrar slowed it down and eventually took Shubmans wicket. The fielding was dreadfull for Pakistan. Kohli and Shreyas partnership took India home almost. A good catch from Imam to dismiss Shreyas but it was too late. Pandya also wanted to finish it off but also got out. 

  By the end the whole thing was about getting Kohli to his century which he got by scoring a boundary of the last ball. Kohli again showed why he is King Kohli for some and also Pakistans nightmare.

 

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