India defeated Pakistan by six wickets here on Sunday in the super four phase match of the Asia Cup T20 cricket tournament with Indian batsman Abhishek Sharma’s stormy half -century and Shubman Gill. Chasing Pakistan’s 172 -run target, India won 174 runs for four wickets thanks to a 105 -run partnership between Abhishek (74 runs, 39 balls, six fours, five sixes) and Gill (47 runs, 28 balls, eight fours). However, after the end of the match, a Pakistan host has given a controversial statement in the cricket show on Pakistani TV channel ARY.
The controversial statement related to the Pakistani host was posted by @Pakistan_untold on the social media platform X (East Twitter). In the viral video, the Pakistani host said during the match at the hands of India that we should start firing in the stadium to avoid losing to India. So that the match stops and the Pakistani team will be saved from losing. The video related to the case is becoming fiercely viral on social media. The video has been viewed more than 3 thousand times so far. The surprising thing is that former Pakistan wicket -batsman Kamran Akmal was also present in the show. (ABP does not confirm the video)
“Let’s open fire in the stadium so that this match stops and Pakistan doesn’s.”
– pak tv channel ary during #INDVPAK #Indvspak
pic.twitter.com/wfyz4b6UPN– Pakistan Untold (@Pakistan_untold) September 22, 2025
Did not join hands with Pakistani players
Like the league match, this time also Indian players did not join hands with Pakistani players. Pakistan earlier scored 171 runs for five wickets with the help of opener Sahibzada Farhan’s innings of five fours and three sixes in 45 balls. Farhan also shared a 72 -run partnership for the second wicket with Saim Ayub (21). Mohammad Nawaz (21) and Faheem Ashraf (20 not out) also played useful innings. For India, Shivam Dubey took two wickets for 33 runs while Hardik Pandya (one wicket for 29 runs) and Kuldeep Yadav (one wicket for 31 runs) took one wicket each. Jaspreet Bumrah He proved to be expensive and took 45 runs in four overs.