14.1 OUT! STRAIGHT UP AND GONE! Pakistan are losing their momentum and this is a huge dent as Sahibzada Farhan is the one to depart now! Shivam Dube continues to strike gold and gets his second wicket. Hurls it on a good length, just around off, Sahibzada Farhan stands tall and tries to heave across the line, but he is a bit early through his shot and also loses the grip of his bat. As a result, the ball gets sliced up towards the off side, and Suryakumar Yadav settles underneath to take a simple catch. He is not dropping those dollies. Sahibzada Farhan departs for 58 (45) and Pakistan have slipped down from 93/1 to 115/4. 115/4

2.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Hardik Pandya provides the first breakthrough for India and again, Pakistan lose at least one of their openers inside the Powerplay. Fakhar Zaman was looking really positive but will have to walk back. Hardik hurls a full ball, by taking the pace off, just around off, and it nips away late off the deck. Fakhar hangs the bat away from the body and just casually pokes at it and gets a faint outside edge. The ball shoots behind and dips low, in front of Sanju Samson who bends low, planting his left leg on the ground, and tries to scoop the ball in his mitts. Sanju Samson is claiming the catch, but Fakhar Zaman is going nowhere. The umpires converge and send it upstairs for a review. The third umpire is pretty certain that there is an edge and now, it is being checked whether the ball bumped before Samson's gloves. After a couple of replays, it is confirmed that the ball landed on the fingers of the keeper and went through. So, it is deemed a clean catch. However, Fakhar Zaman does not look pleased one bit as he walks back to the dugout on 15 (9). Pakistan are 21/1. 21/1

10.3 OUT! TOP EDGE AND GONE! A screamer of a catch from Abhishek Sharma who was guilty of dropping a couple of catches earlier in the game. Shivam Dube with the golden arm as he breaks the 72-run partnership for the second wicket. Dube bangs it short and keeps it around the off pole. Saim Ayub again lifts his front leg up and tries to play the 'Nataraja' pull shot, but only manages to get a top edge. The ball pops straight up and hangs for quite a bit. Abhishek Sharma from deep backward square leg, runs forward, and even with another fielder, from short fine leg, converging in, it doesn't affect his peripheral vision. Sharma dives forward, with both hands stretched out and takes a fantastic diving catch. Saim Ayub departs for 21 (17) and Pakistan are 93/2. 93/2

13.1 OUT! TAKEN! GONE! Well, a brief quiet phase where boundaries didn't come, and something had to give to keep up with the scoring rate. Kuldeep dishes out a full delivery, keeping it outside the off stump. Hussain Talat tries to be adventurous and employs the reverse sweep. Goes through the shot, but ends up getting a thick leading edge. The ball spoons in the air, to the right of Varun Chakaravarthy stationed at short fine leg, moves to that direction and takes an easy catch. Pakistan lose another. Hussain Talat departs for 10 (11) and Pakistan are 110/3. 110/3

18.3 OUT! NAWAZ IS RUN OUT! Salman Agha is early to walk down the track and also gets across to the off side. Bumrah tries to bowl a yorker but ends up serving a full toss, which Salman miscues straight to mid-wicket and the batters pick up a single. Oh. hold on! There's an appeal for a run out and the third umpire is called in. Actually, what happened was that the single was completed and Nawaz was wandering out of his crease. However, the fielder backing up, who was Suryakumar Yadav, showed great awareness and cheekily fired in a direct hit at the keeper's end. Mohammad Nawaz was caught off guard and replays show that he failed to drag his bat home in time. Bizarre run out and not a great game awareness from Nawaz! This could potentially minus a few runs off the total. Mohammad Nawaz departs for 21 off 19 balls and Pakistan are 149/5. 149/5

12.2 OUT! CAUGHT! For once, Abhishek Sharma doesn't go through with the aggressive shot and ends up paying the price, marking the end of a fine knock. Abrar Ahmed looks to go wide and away from the hitting arc, but drags this one down. Sharma moves to the off side but is a bit lazy to pull and ends up chipping it down to long on. Haris Rauf comes in and takes a good low catch with both hands as Sharma departs for a quickfire 74 (39). From 105/0, India have slipped down to 123/3. 123/3

9.5 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! BOWLED! A break play equals to break in concentration. Faheem Ashraf is pumped up to bits and understandably so, as Pakistan finally get the first breakthrough. Ashraf bowls it on a good length, and gets it to jag back in a touch as well. Shubman Gill plays for the initial line with his feet going nowhere, and that creates enough gap for the ball to sneak between bat and pad to smash into the stumps behind. Shubman Gill departs for a well-constructed 47 (28) and India are 105/1, needing 67 runs off 61 balls. 105/1

10.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Abrar Ahmed holds his nerves in the deep and it's 3 out of 3 for Haris Rauf against Suryakumar Yadav. Rauf serves it on a hard length and on off, SKY goes deep in his crease and looks to pick the ball over that favored backward square leg region. The ball is quick and catches the top edge before flying down to deep third, where Abrar takes a reverse cup catch and the Indian skipper departs for a three-ball duck as Rauf gets him for the third time in their 3 meetings. India are now 106/2! 106/2

16.4 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Haris Rauf delivers a pearler to remove Samson who was evidently struggling at the crease! Rauf runs full tilt and slams the deck hard, in the line of the stumps. The ball lands and skids through the surface as well, hurrying Sanju Samson into the shot. He tries the cross-batted heave across the line and is beaten for pace. Misses to connect and the ball smashes into the stumps behind. Sanju Samson departs for 13 (17) and India are 148/4, needing 24 runs off 20 balls. 148/4