Match Tie 😨? Asia Cup 2025 Wow Super Over ! Surya Kumar Yadav Shocked Watching……………….

Chandan

Published on: 27 September 2025

Yesterday’s match ended in a tie between India and Sri Lanka. Both teams played very well, resulting in the first tie of the Asia Cup 2025.

Let’s discuss what happened.

In the first innings, Abhishek Sharma, as usual, reached his half-century in the powerplay overs, putting India ahead in the match, but unfortunately, he couldn’t reach his century. After his dismissal, Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma took control of the match, ensuring a 200+ score.

What is the highest score in the Asia Cup 2025?

The highest score made by India against Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup 2025 is 202.

When India came to bowl, Kusal Mendis lost an early wicket, that of Hardik Pandey. The score was huge, and everyone thought Sri Lanka would be restricted to 160 runs, but Nissanka and Perera didn’t expect that. They took on the challenge, scoring 72 runs in the power play, and showed their commitment to chase the target.

What happened after the power play?

Nissanka and Perera scored 130 runs in just 11 overs.
Bumrah was unavailable for this match.

Who broke the partnership?

Varun Chakravarthy took the wicket of Kusal Perera in 12.2 overs, and Sri Lanka’s score was now 134/2.

SRL was ahead in the match, but after the partnership was broken, Nissanka started playing safe and when Asalanka came to bat, he gave his wicket to Kuldeep Yadav, thus helping India make a comeback in the match.

Pathum Nissanka surprises Surya

Pathum Nissanka scored a century against India
Pathum Nissanka scored 107 runs in 58 balls
Nissana played a very good innings against India

Talking about the last two overs

Arshdeep conceded 11 runs in the 19th over
Now Nissanka was on strike and needed 12 runs to win

What happened in the 20th over?

So Harshit Rana came in to bowl
He took Nissanka’s wicket on the very first ball
Sri Lanka needed 12 runs from 5 overs

The game-changing over

When Sri Lanka needed 7 runs from 2 overs

If they scored 4 and 2 runs in 2 balls, a draw could be possible, and if they were out for 6 runs, the match could still be tied. The match was very exciting.

Shanaka hit 4 runs on the next ball

On the last ball of the match or So, whether it was a four for a win or two for a draw, the pressure was on both batsman and bowler.
On the last ball of the match, he hit a shot down the ground and took a double. The fielder fumbled, but Shanaka dived for the second run, and he couldn’t take a triple.
The first match to be tied, and the highest-scoring match of the Asia Cup 2025.

Now the Super Over

In the Super Over, the ball was given to Arshdeep.
Shanaka and Perera came to bat.
A wicket fell on the first ball, and Perera was out.
On the second ball, he took a single, and Shanaka was on strike.
The next ball was a wide.

On the fifth ball, an underarm throw was thrown, and Shanaka was dismissed by Samson. But a drama ensued, as you can read the comments on it:

Drama! More drama! The run-out is clear, but the question is whether it was Shanaka or Mendis, because Samson hit the batsman’s end with an underarm throw. But wait, the on-field umpire raised his finger on Arshdeep Singh’s caught-behind appeal against Shanaka, but he immediately went up. UltraEdge showed nothing. But since it was ruled a catch at first glance, the ball became dead as soon as Samson completed the catch. This means that Shanaka returned to the crease, and the subsequent run-out will not count. The Indians surrounded the on-field umpire and are clearly disappointed with the decision.

And Shanaka caught out on the last ball

Now India came to bat and Surya Kumar scored 3 runs, and India won the match.