India delivered a remarkable performance, securing a convincing 7-wicket victory over Pakistan in the ODI World Cup. Shreyas Iyer contributed 53 runs with an 85.48 strike rate, while KL Rahul added 19 runs to the scoreboard. Pakistan's Mohammad Nawaz, a left-arm spinner, bowled 8.3 overs and took 2 wickets, while Hasan Ali, a right-arm medium-fast bowler, claimed 1 wicket in his 6 overs. The partnership between KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer produced 36 runs in 8.5 overs at a run rate of 4.07. The final wicket to fall was Rohit Sharma, caught by Iftikhar Ahmed off Shaheen Shah Afridi's bowling, after he scored an impressive 86 runs from 63 balls. This significant win cements India's position in the ODI World Cup.

Virat Kohli's innings comes to an end as he is caught by Mohammad Nawaz off Hasan Ali's bowling. Kohli contributed 16 runs from 18 balls, which included 3 boundaries, at a strike rate of 88.88 before departing.

Ravindra Jadeja strikes again as he traps Haris Rauf in front of the stumps, and India's appeal is met with reluctance from the umpire. Rohit Sharma decides to take the matter to review, and the decision ultimately favors India. Haris Rauf is declared LBW, having scored 2 runs from 6 balls without any boundaries at a strike rate of 33.33. With this wicket, Pakistan's innings comes to a close, as they were bowled out for 191 after a dramatic collapse that saw them lose eight wickets for just 36 runs. This significant shift in momentum turned a once-formidable 155 for 2 into a challenging 191 all out for Pakistan.

Hardik Pandya manages to extend the batting collapse as Mohammad Nawaz succumbs to his delivery. It was an ordinary short ball, landing on a length around the middle stump. Nawaz attempts to make room and clear the mid-on fielder, but he ends up mistiming the shot. The bat turns in his hand, resulting in a straightforward catch to Jasprit Bumrah. Mohammad Nawaz's innings concludes with just 4 runs from 14 balls, without hitting any boundaries, at a slow strike rate of 28.57. The collapse continues to put pressure on the Pakistan side.

Jasprit Bumrah delivers a stunning offcutter that leaves Mohammad Rizwan in a state of dismay as it cleans him up. Rizwan's impressive innings concludes at 49 runs from 69 balls, featuring 7 boundaries, at a strike rate of 71.01. Bumrah's skillful delivery has triggered a significant setback for the batting side, intensifying the ongoing collapse.

Kuldeep Yadav showcased his bowling prowess with an exceptional delivery that led to the dismissal of Saud Shakeel. Shakeel was given out LBW, bowled by Kuldeep Yadav after contributing 6 runs from 10 deliveries. Kuldeep's precision in this delivery proved to be a game-changer in the match.

Cricket Update: Pakistan (PAK) has reached a score of 150/2 in 29 overs, maintaining a healthy run rate of 5.17. India, having won the toss, opted to bowl. The partnership between Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam stands at 77 runs off 99 balls. The last wicket to fall was Imam-ul-Haq, who was caught by Rahul off the bowling of Hardik Pandya, having scored 36 runs from 38 balls. In the last 5 overs, Pakistan added 27 runs to their total without losing any wickets. Mohammad Rizwan is the current top scorer with 43 runs from 55 balls, while Babar Azam has contributed 50 runs from 57 balls.