Pak asia cup
Heart Rate Was At Its Peak, Felt Like It’d Burst Anytime: Gavaskar On India-Pak Asia Cup Final
The Men in Blue secured a convincing victory as they chased down a target of 147 runs with just two balls remaining, in what was a thrilling encounter. The win also marked India’s third consecutive victory against Pakistan in the 2025 tournament, as well as the team’s record-extending ninth title.
When asked about his feelings while watching the game, Gavaskar, speaking to India Today, said "Heart rate was at its peak; it felt like it’d burst anytime."
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31