India were able to post 151/7 in their Super 12 T20 World Cup match against Pakistan on Sunday, a sizeable total given the dominance that Pakistan seemed to hold over the opening overs. It started poorly for the batting side, with openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul both falling cheaply to the superb Shaheen Afridi, and it eventually fell as it so often does to Virat Kohli, who became the cricketer with the most 50-plus scores in T20 World Cups. It will be a tricky chase for Pakistan, who still deserve credit for stemming the flow of such a destructive Indian batting line-up.
India have set Pakistan a target of 152 to chase 🏏
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