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Arshdeep Singh’s Masterclass Helps India Stun Sri Lanka in Super Over Thriller

India vs Sri Lanka Asia Cup 2025 Super Four

The final Super Four match of the Asia Cup 2025 in Dubai turned into one of the most breathtaking T20 encounters in recent memory. Both India and Sri Lanka finished tied at 202 runs, forcing the game into a Super Over decider, where Arshdeep Singh’s ice-cold bowling ensured India’s unbeaten run in the tournament continued.

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Abhishek Sharma’s Explosive Start

India, asked to bat first, began with fireworks courtesy of Abhishek Sharma. Despite losing Shubman Gill early, Abhishek blazed his way to a 31-ball 61 runs, smashing boundaries and sixes at will. His half-century came in just 22 balls, ensuring India raced to 71/1 in the Powerplay.

Suryakumar Yadav’s lean patch continued, but Sanju Samson (35) and Tilak Varma (49)* steadied the innings. With crucial late contributions from Hardik Pandya and Axar Patel, India posted a formidable 202/5 in 20 overs, the highest total of the tournament.

India vs Sri Lanka : Arshdeep Singh’s Super Over Brilliance Seals India’s Thrilling Win Over Sri Lanka in Asia Cup 2025
Arshdeep Singh’s Super Over Brilliance Seals India’s Thrilling Win Over Sri Lanka in Asia Cup 2025

Nissanka’s Century Lights Up Dubai

Sri Lanka’s chase was led by a sensational knock from Pathum Nissanka, who struck a 107 off 58 balls, his maiden T20I century. Partnering with Kusal Perera (58 off 32), Nissanka built a massive 127-run stand, the biggest of the tournament.

At 160/2 in 15 overs, Sri Lanka looked favorites, but Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakaravarthy applied the brakes, dismissing Perera and Asalanka to shift momentum back to India.

The drama peaked in the final over when Sri Lanka needed 12 runs. With Nissanka dismissed on the very first ball, the game came down to 3 required off the final delivery. Dasun Shanaka could only manage two, tying the scores at 202 each.

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The Super Over Drama

Sri Lanka surprisingly did not send Nissanka in the Super Over, opting for Kusal Perera and Dasun Shanaka instead. Arshdeep Singh bowled with nerves of steel, firing in wide yorkers. Perera was caught first ball, Shanaka failed to score freely, and Sri Lanka managed only 2 runs.

India needed just 3 runs, and Suryakumar Yadav sealed it with a boundary off the very first ball, triggering wild celebrations.

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Post-Match Reactions

Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav praised the team’s composure:

“It felt like a final. The boys showed character. Abhishek gave us a brilliant start, Tilak and Sanju steadied things, and Arshdeep was simply outstanding in the Super Over.”

Arshdeep Singh, the Player of the Match, dedicated his performance to his family:

“The plan was to stick to yorkers. I backed myself, and it worked. I’m happy to contribute in such a crucial game.”


Key Takeaways

  • India 202/5 (Abhishek 61, Tilak 49) tied with Sri Lanka 202/5 (Nissanka 107, Perera 58). India won in Super Over.*

  • Arshdeep Singh’s 3 yorkers in the Super Over sealed victory.

  • Pathum Nissanka’s knock is now Sri Lanka’s highest individual T20I score (107 off 58).

  • India remain unbeaten heading into the Asia Cup 2025 final against Pakistan.


👉 Related: Pakistan vs Bangladesh Super Four Thriller

India’s win against Sri Lanka wasn’t just about surviving a scare – it was a reminder that this team can find ways to win even when pushed to the brink. With the final against Pakistan up next, the stage is set for another historic clash in Dubai.

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