India's Bowling Blitz Stuns Pakistan in T20 World Cup

Indian pace bowlers, led by Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, decimated Pakistan's top order in a T20 World Cup match, leaving them at 34 for 4 after five overs. India had posted a challenging 175 for 7, with Ishan Kishan setting the stage with an explosive 77.

In a thrilling T20 World Cup encounter, India's pace attack proved too hot for Pakistan to handle, courtesy of Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya's early breakthroughs. The high-stakes match saw Pakistan reeling at 34 for 4 within five overs, a testament to India's aggressive bowling tactics.

After setting a formidable target of 175 for 7, with Ishan Kishan's blistering 77 off 40 balls leading the charge, India maintained momentum. Hardik Pandya kicked off the bowling attack with a decisive dismissal of Pakistan's Sahibzada Farhan, immediately putting the pressure on their rivals.

Jasprit Bumrah cemented India's dominance by taking two crucial wickets in the next over. Axar Patel then compounded Pakistan's troubles, clean bowling Babar Azam. With Usman Khan and Shadab Khan left to pick up the pieces, Pakistan faced an uphill battle.

(With inputs from agencies.)