India lost the toss and batted first to score 252 runs. Aaron George and Vaibhav Suryavanshi started well for the first wicket, the two Indian openers. The two made a partnership of 47 runs. But after breaking the opening pair, India fell under pressure after losing 3 consecutive wickets. Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored 30 runs. Aaron George 16 and Ayush returned to the dressing room without opening the account. From there Vedanta Trivedi and Bihan Malhotra brought the team back to the match with a partnership of 62 runs.

Vedant scored a half-century with a jaw-dropping fight. In the end he returned with 68 runs. On the other hand, although no one got big runs, Bihan Malhotra 21 and Abhishyan Kundu 21, RS Ambrish 29, Kanishk Chauhan 35 and Khilan Patel scored 21 runs to take the team’s score past 250. The Indian team was all out for 252 runs in 49.5 overs. Abdul Subhan took maximum 3 wickets for Pakistan.

Hamza Zahoor and Usman Khan’s partnership gave Pakistan a solid foundation despite losing a wicket early on in the run chase. They added 65 runs. Farhan Yousaf led the innings with Usman after Zahur’s return of 42 runs. They also made a partnership of 63 runs. Usman Khan scored a half century. At one point Pakistan’s score was 151 for 2 wickets.

Many thought the match was out of India’s hands. The Indian bowlers made a comeback from there. Pakistan kept losing wickets at regular intervals as Usman returned with 66 and Yousaf 38 runs. Despite not getting runs in batting, Durant bowled like Ayush. He took 3 wickets alone. Apart from this, Khilan Patel also took 3 wickets. Pakistan were all out for 194 runs in 46.2 overs. India went undefeated in the competition to the semi-finals.