Abhishek Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav and Indian Spinners star in Group A of Dubai.

Dubai, UAE – Pakistan continues to end with a heavy blow after a long wait to beat India in a men’s cricket match Seven-door victory For Dubai’s defending champion.

Opening match Abhishek Sharma took the game away from Pakistan with a 31 shot, while Captain Suryakumar Yadav won their second match on Sunday, so Captain Suryakumar Yadav beat 37 out of 37 goals.

It was India’s first running chase Sharma performance, with the young opener taking apart Pakistani experienced walker Shaheen Shaheen Shah Afridi in his first match.

The highest-ranked man’s twenty-20 (T20) batsman Sharma hit the first ball and hit six on the cover fielder.

He will continue to hit six times and three quarters before falling to part-time spinner Saim Ayub.

Ayub’s main role in the team was the opening batsman, who was Pakistan’s sole ticket inspector, also fired Shubman Gill with 10 (7) for 10 (7) and Tilak Varma with 31 shots.

Despite the loss of three wickets, India has never struggled in the pursuit, which has been sealed by Suryakumar since the 16th century.

Earlier, when Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha won the game and chose to hit the ball first, it seemed the right call as Dubai Stadium slowed down in the second inning in the earlier game.

However, Pakistan took an early blow when Ayub was knocked out by Hardik Pandya’s bowling on the first ball of the game.

One-hit batsman Mohammad Haris followed India’s star Jasprit Bumrah in his next match.

Although Sahibzada Farhan and Fakhar Zaman briefly revive Pakistan’s innings, India’s three-man spinners tucked six wickets in 10 goals, causing Pakistan to scramble for 20 matches.

Until Afridi and leg spin bowler Sufiyan Muqeem hit four quarters, while Pakistan crossed 100 in Game 19.

The late boom helped Pakistan set a relatively considerable target of 128, but that wasn’t enough for a fully electric Indian batting lineup.

India walked away with two points, did not shake hands with the Pakistani team, and walked away, which was the norm after every cricket match between the Archbishops.

Meanwhile, Pakistan is left with another missed opportunity.

Agha’s side faces the next match against the UAE on Wednesday, while India faces Oman on Friday.