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India A vs Afghanistan A highlights, Tri Nation A Series: Afghanistan A beat India A by 4 runs (DLS)
India A vs Afghanistan A highlights, Tri Nation A Series: Afghanistan A pulled off a memorable four-run victory over a star-studded India A side via the DLS method in the One-Day Tri-Series at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on Thursday.
Despite posting a formidable 349 for nine in a rain-curtailed 49-over innings, India A were left disappointed as Afghanistan A stayed ahead of the DLS par score when rain brought an early end to the chase.
The defeat came after impressive batting performances from captain Tilak Varma, vice-captain Ruturaj Gaikwad and opener Prabhsimran Singh, all of whom struck half-centuries to propel India to a daunting total.
India got off to a flying start through teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who blasted 44 off just 22 balls, peppering the boundary with nine fours. The left-hander and Prabhsimran put on 74 runs for the opening wicket in only 7.1 overs, laying the foundation for a massive score.
Sooryavanshi's entertaining knock ended when he attempted a ramp shot against Abdollah Ahmadzai and edged behind to wicketkeeper Mohammad Ishaq. Ahmadzai emerged as Afghanistan's standout bowler with figures of 5/68.
Prabhsimran continued the assault, making 84 off 69 deliveries before falling agonisingly short of a century. Alongside Gaikwad, he added 79 runs for the third wicket. Gaikwad then combined with Tilak in a 78-run stand for the fourth wicket as both batters registered their second successive fifty-plus scores in the tournament.
India suffered a brief wobble when Gaikwad and Ayush Badoni were dismissed off successive deliveries by Farmanullah Safi, slipping from 245/3 to 245/5. However, Tilak found support from Suryansh Shedge, whose brisk 40 off 27 balls helped India surge beyond the 300-run mark. The pair added 70 runs for the sixth wicket in just seven overs.
Rain continued to disrupt proceedings throughout the day. The match was initially reduced to 49 overs per side before further showers ahead of the chase revised Afghanistan A's target to 294 in 38 overs.
Afghanistan A responded strongly, led by captain Imran Mir, who anchored the chase and kept his side in the hunt despite the interruptions. A crucial century partnership helped Afghanistan stay ahead of the required DLS rate, and when rain returned once again, they were four runs ahead of the par score, sealing a famous win.
Named Player of the Match, Afghanistan A captain Imran credited the team's belief and positive approach.
"It was our first match, and we played natural cricket. Believed in myself and the team for the run chase," he said.
India A captain Tilak Varma admitted that the rain-affected conditions and DLS calculations ultimately worked against his side.
"We batted well. But unfortunately, the way DLS works... Afghanistan A batted well but at the same time we thought chasing 294 in 38 overs was going to be tough. Bowling isn't a concern, but we'll go back to the drawing board. Our goal is to win the next couple of games and make the final," Tilak said.
Despite posting a formidable 349 for nine in a rain-curtailed 49-over innings, India A were left disappointed as Afghanistan A stayed ahead of the DLS par score when rain brought an early end to the chase.
The defeat came after impressive batting performances from captain Tilak Varma, vice-captain Ruturaj Gaikwad and opener Prabhsimran Singh, all of whom struck half-centuries to propel India to a daunting total.
India got off to a flying start through teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who blasted 44 off just 22 balls, peppering the boundary with nine fours. The left-hander and Prabhsimran put on 74 runs for the opening wicket in only 7.1 overs, laying the foundation for a massive score.
Sooryavanshi's entertaining knock ended when he attempted a ramp shot against Abdollah Ahmadzai and edged behind to wicketkeeper Mohammad Ishaq. Ahmadzai emerged as Afghanistan's standout bowler with figures of 5/68.
Prabhsimran continued the assault, making 84 off 69 deliveries before falling agonisingly short of a century. Alongside Gaikwad, he added 79 runs for the third wicket. Gaikwad then combined with Tilak in a 78-run stand for the fourth wicket as both batters registered their second successive fifty-plus scores in the tournament.
India suffered a brief wobble when Gaikwad and Ayush Badoni were dismissed off successive deliveries by Farmanullah Safi, slipping from 245/3 to 245/5. However, Tilak found support from Suryansh Shedge, whose brisk 40 off 27 balls helped India surge beyond the 300-run mark. The pair added 70 runs for the sixth wicket in just seven overs.
Rain continued to disrupt proceedings throughout the day. The match was initially reduced to 49 overs per side before further showers ahead of the chase revised Afghanistan A's target to 294 in 38 overs.
Afghanistan A responded strongly, led by captain Imran Mir, who anchored the chase and kept his side in the hunt despite the interruptions. A crucial century partnership helped Afghanistan stay ahead of the required DLS rate, and when rain returned once again, they were four runs ahead of the par score, sealing a famous win.
Named Player of the Match, Afghanistan A captain Imran credited the team's belief and positive approach.
"It was our first match, and we played natural cricket. Believed in myself and the team for the run chase," he said.
India A captain Tilak Varma admitted that the rain-affected conditions and DLS calculations ultimately worked against his side.
"We batted well. But unfortunately, the way DLS works... Afghanistan A batted well but at the same time we thought chasing 294 in 38 overs was going to be tough. Bowling isn't a concern, but we'll go back to the drawing board. Our goal is to win the next couple of games and make the final," Tilak said.
09:52 (IST) Jun 11
IND A vs AFG A Live Score: What the captains said at the toss
At the toss, Imran Mir, who is the captain of Afghanistan A, added, "Bowl first. First 15 overs will support the bowlers. The preparation has been good for this series."
India A skipper Tilak Varma said, "Today, we were looking to bowl first. Unfortunately, we have lost the toss. There's moisture on the wicket and hence we wanted to bowl. 290-300 will be a good score. First 6-7 overs, there'll be movement, Same team."
India A skipper Tilak Varma said, "Today, we were looking to bowl first. Unfortunately, we have lost the toss. There's moisture on the wicket and hence we wanted to bowl. 290-300 will be a good score. First 6-7 overs, there'll be movement, Same team."
09:46 (IST) Jun 11
India A vs Afghanistan A Live Score: Afghanistan A win toss, opt to bowl first
Afghanistan A have won on the toss and opted to bowl first as India A will look to continue their winning start in the Tri-Nation Series when they face Afghanistan A in Dambulla on Thursday.
The Tilak Varma-led side enters the contest with confidence after edging past Sri Lanka A by eight runs in a thrilling opener.
Much of the focus will be on teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who managed 14 on his India A one-day debut and will be eager for a bigger score. Ruturaj Gaikwad's century and the late bowling heroics of Arshad Khan were key to India's opening win.
Afghanistan A, meanwhile, begin their campaign fresh and aiming to make an immediate impact.
The Tilak Varma-led side enters the contest with confidence after edging past Sri Lanka A by eight runs in a thrilling opener.
Much of the focus will be on teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who managed 14 on his India A one-day debut and will be eager for a bigger score. Ruturaj Gaikwad's century and the late bowling heroics of Arshad Khan were key to India's opening win.
Afghanistan A, meanwhile, begin their campaign fresh and aiming to make an immediate impact.
09:25 (IST) Jun 11
IND A vs AFG A Live Score: Suryansh Shedge provides finishing touch in this line-up
Every strong one-day side needs a finisher. India A may have found one in Suryansh Shedge. Coming in during the closing overs against Sri Lanka A, Shedge wasted no time. His unbeaten 26 off just 14 balls gave India A the late momentum they desperately needed.
At the time, the knock may have appeared small compared to Ruturaj Gaikwad's century or Tilak Varma's fifty. But in a game decided by only eight runs, every contribution mattered.
The late flourish helped India A reach 277 instead of settling for a score closer to 250.
Modern one-day cricket places huge value on players who can score quickly at the death. Shedge showed exactly why he is regarded as one of the exciting young prospects in the domestic circuit.
As India A prepare for Afghanistan A, his role could become increasingly important. If the top order lays the platform, Shedge has already shown he can provide the finishing punch.
At the time, the knock may have appeared small compared to Ruturaj Gaikwad's century or Tilak Varma's fifty. But in a game decided by only eight runs, every contribution mattered.
The late flourish helped India A reach 277 instead of settling for a score closer to 250.
Modern one-day cricket places huge value on players who can score quickly at the death. Shedge showed exactly why he is regarded as one of the exciting young prospects in the domestic circuit.
As India A prepare for Afghanistan A, his role could become increasingly important. If the top order lays the platform, Shedge has already shown he can provide the finishing punch.
09:15 (IST) Jun 11
India A vs Afghanistan A Live Score: Ayush Badoni's all-round impact goes under the radar
While Ruturaj Gaikwad's century grabbed the headlines, Ayush Badoni quietly played a massive role in India's victory over Sri Lanka A.
With the bat, Badoni arrived late in the innings and immediately lifted the scoring rate. His 24 off just 18 balls helped India A push beyond the 270-run mark, which ultimately proved crucial.
His bigger contribution came with the ball.
At a stage when Sri Lanka A's openers were threatening to take the game away, Badoni struck twice. Both Niroshan Dickwella and Avishka Fernando fell trying to attack him, bringing India back into the contest.
His figures of 2/46 may not look extraordinary, but they came at a crucial stage of the innings.
Against Afghanistan A, India A will once again rely on Badoni's versatility. Few players in the squad offer as much balance with both bat and ball.
In short, he could be one of the key players to watch.Ayush Badoni's all-round impact goes under the radar
With the bat, Badoni arrived late in the innings and immediately lifted the scoring rate. His 24 off just 18 balls helped India A push beyond the 270-run mark, which ultimately proved crucial.
His bigger contribution came with the ball.
At a stage when Sri Lanka A's openers were threatening to take the game away, Badoni struck twice. Both Niroshan Dickwella and Avishka Fernando fell trying to attack him, bringing India back into the contest.
His figures of 2/46 may not look extraordinary, but they came at a crucial stage of the innings.
Against Afghanistan A, India A will once again rely on Badoni's versatility. Few players in the squad offer as much balance with both bat and ball.
In short, he could be one of the key players to watch.Ayush Badoni's all-round impact goes under the radar
09:00 (IST) Jun 11
India A vs Afghanistan A Live Score: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's learning curve begins
The numbers may say 14 runs, but Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's India A debut offered much more than a statistic.
Making the jump to India A cricket comes with a different level of pressure. Bowlers are more disciplined, field placements are sharper and mistakes are punished quicker. Yet the 15-year-old looked unfazed during his brief stay at the crease against Sri Lanka A.
Three boundaries showcased the talent that has made him one of the most talked-about young cricketers in the country. More importantly, he looked comfortable against quality bowling.
The dismissal was a reminder that there is still a learning process ahead. An attempted attacking shot ended his innings just when he seemed set.
The Afghanistan A game now offers an opportunity to apply those lessons immediately. Young players often grow quickly after a first setback and Vaibhav has already shown throughout his career that he responds well to challenges.
A bigger score may be around the corner.
Making the jump to India A cricket comes with a different level of pressure. Bowlers are more disciplined, field placements are sharper and mistakes are punished quicker. Yet the 15-year-old looked unfazed during his brief stay at the crease against Sri Lanka A.
Three boundaries showcased the talent that has made him one of the most talked-about young cricketers in the country. More importantly, he looked comfortable against quality bowling.
The dismissal was a reminder that there is still a learning process ahead. An attempted attacking shot ended his innings just when he seemed set.
The Afghanistan A game now offers an opportunity to apply those lessons immediately. Young players often grow quickly after a first setback and Vaibhav has already shown throughout his career that he responds well to challenges.
A bigger score may be around the corner.
08:45 (IST) Jun 11
IND A vs AFG A Live Score: Both Squads are here!
India A Squad: Prabhsimran Singh(w), Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Priyansh Arya, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Tilak Varma(c), Ayush Badoni, Suryansh Shedge, Anukul Roy, Anshul Kamboj, Arshad Khan, Vipraj Nigam, Yash Thakur, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Kumar Kushagra, Nishant Sindhu
Afghanistan A Squad: Imran Mir(c), Noor ul Rahman(w), Hassan Eisakhil, Bahir Shah, Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai, Farmanullah Safi, Shams Ur Rahman, Khalil Gurbaz, Zahir Khan, Faridoon Dawoodzai, Mohammad Ibrahim, Abdullah Ahmadzai, Khalid Taniwal, Ishaq Rahimi, Faisal Khan Ahmadzai
Afghanistan A Squad: Imran Mir(c), Noor ul Rahman(w), Hassan Eisakhil, Bahir Shah, Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai, Farmanullah Safi, Shams Ur Rahman, Khalil Gurbaz, Zahir Khan, Faridoon Dawoodzai, Mohammad Ibrahim, Abdullah Ahmadzai, Khalid Taniwal, Ishaq Rahimi, Faisal Khan Ahmadzai
08:28 (IST) Jun 11
India A vs Afghanistan A Live Score: Afghanistan A challenge awaits India A
India A may have started the Tri-Nation Series with a win, but the challenge against Afghanistan A could be very different.
Unlike Sri Lanka A, Afghanistan A enter the competition fresh and without the physical and mental demands of a previous game. They will also have had the opportunity to closely study India's strengths and weaknesses from the opening match.
India A showed both positives and concerns against Sri Lanka A. The batting recovered brilliantly through Ruturaj Gaikwad and Tilak Varma after an early collapse. The bowlers also held their nerve in a pressure situation.
However, India will know they cannot rely on dramatic collapses from opponents every time.
A stronger start with the bat and tighter execution with the ball will be key against Afghanistan A.
There will also be added interest around players such as Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Ayush Badoni, Anshul Kamboj and Suryansh Shedge, all of whom are looking to strengthen their credentials at the next level.
With two points already secured, India A have the opportunity to take a major step towards the final. The Afghanistan clash is not just another group game—it could prove crucial in shaping the remainder of their campaign.
Unlike Sri Lanka A, Afghanistan A enter the competition fresh and without the physical and mental demands of a previous game. They will also have had the opportunity to closely study India's strengths and weaknesses from the opening match.
India A showed both positives and concerns against Sri Lanka A. The batting recovered brilliantly through Ruturaj Gaikwad and Tilak Varma after an early collapse. The bowlers also held their nerve in a pressure situation.
However, India will know they cannot rely on dramatic collapses from opponents every time.
A stronger start with the bat and tighter execution with the ball will be key against Afghanistan A.
There will also be added interest around players such as Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Ayush Badoni, Anshul Kamboj and Suryansh Shedge, all of whom are looking to strengthen their credentials at the next level.
With two points already secured, India A have the opportunity to take a major step towards the final. The Afghanistan clash is not just another group game—it could prove crucial in shaping the remainder of their campaign.
08:24 (IST) Jun 11
IND A vs AFG A Live Score: Tilak Varma's leadership gets an early boost
The Tri-Nation Series could not have started much better for India A captain Tilak Varma.
Leading a squad packed with emerging talent and experienced domestic performers, Tilak guided India A to a dramatic eight-run victory over Sri Lanka A in the tournament opener.
His contribution was not limited to captaincy. Walking in during a difficult phase of the innings, Tilak scored a patient 60 and shared a vital 150-run partnership with Ruturaj Gaikwad.
The knock may not have been flashy, but it was exactly what the team needed after the early loss of wickets.
Perhaps the most encouraging aspect for Tilak was the way his side fought back when Sri Lanka A appeared to be cruising towards victory. The bowlers stayed disciplined, fielders remained engaged and India found a way to win.
Such victories often help build belief within a young squad.
With Afghanistan A next up, Tilak will be keen to ensure India A maintain their momentum and tighten a few areas that were exposed in the opening game.
A second successive win would place India A firmly in control of the tournament.
Leading a squad packed with emerging talent and experienced domestic performers, Tilak guided India A to a dramatic eight-run victory over Sri Lanka A in the tournament opener.
His contribution was not limited to captaincy. Walking in during a difficult phase of the innings, Tilak scored a patient 60 and shared a vital 150-run partnership with Ruturaj Gaikwad.
The knock may not have been flashy, but it was exactly what the team needed after the early loss of wickets.
Perhaps the most encouraging aspect for Tilak was the way his side fought back when Sri Lanka A appeared to be cruising towards victory. The bowlers stayed disciplined, fielders remained engaged and India found a way to win.
Such victories often help build belief within a young squad.
With Afghanistan A next up, Tilak will be keen to ensure India A maintain their momentum and tighten a few areas that were exposed in the opening game.
A second successive win would place India A firmly in control of the tournament.
08:22 (IST) Jun 11
India A vs Afghanistan A Live Score: India's bowlers turned a lost cause into victory
India A's opening victory over Sri Lanka A was a lesson in never giving up.
At one stage of the chase, Sri Lanka A looked firmly in control. Captain Sahan Arachchige was batting beautifully and the target of 278 appeared well within reach.
But India's bowlers had other ideas.
The spin pair of Ayush Badoni and Anukul Roy played a huge role in dragging India back into the contest. Their control through the middle overs prevented Sri Lanka from running away with the game.
Then came the late twist.
Anshul Kamboj produced a crucial yorker to dismiss Arachchige just when the hosts seemed destined for victory. Arshad Khan followed with a sensational final over, picking up three wickets as Sri Lanka A collapsed dramatically.
The hosts lost their final four wickets in just 10 balls and were bowled out eight runs short.
Heading into the Afghanistan A clash, India A will take plenty of confidence from that performance. Winning from difficult situations often says more about a team than a comfortable victory.
The bowling unit has already shown it can handle pressure. Now it will look to carry that momentum into the next game.
At one stage of the chase, Sri Lanka A looked firmly in control. Captain Sahan Arachchige was batting beautifully and the target of 278 appeared well within reach.
But India's bowlers had other ideas.
The spin pair of Ayush Badoni and Anukul Roy played a huge role in dragging India back into the contest. Their control through the middle overs prevented Sri Lanka from running away with the game.
Then came the late twist.
Anshul Kamboj produced a crucial yorker to dismiss Arachchige just when the hosts seemed destined for victory. Arshad Khan followed with a sensational final over, picking up three wickets as Sri Lanka A collapsed dramatically.
The hosts lost their final four wickets in just 10 balls and were bowled out eight runs short.
Heading into the Afghanistan A clash, India A will take plenty of confidence from that performance. Winning from difficult situations often says more about a team than a comfortable victory.
The bowling unit has already shown it can handle pressure. Now it will look to carry that momentum into the next game.
08:21 (IST) Jun 11
Tri Nation A Series Live Score: Ruturaj Gaikwad's experience remains India's biggest weapon
If India A are sitting at the top of the Tri-Nation Series table, a lot of the credit goes to Ruturaj Gaikwad.
When India A slipped to 16/2 against Sri Lanka A, the situation demanded composure rather than aggression. Gaikwad provided exactly that. The experienced batter anchored the innings with a brilliant 101, his 21st List A century, and helped steer the team out of trouble.
His 150-run partnership with captain Tilak Varma completely changed the complexion of the game. On a pitch offering assistance to bowlers and with strong winds making strokeplay difficult, Gaikwad relied on patience and game awareness.
The century was another reminder of why he remains one of the most dependable batters in Indian domestic cricket.
Against Afghanistan A, India A will once again look towards Gaikwad for stability at the top. His presence gives the younger players around him the freedom to play their natural game.
As the tournament progresses, his role could become even more important. India A have exciting young talent, but it is Gaikwad's experience that is currently holding the batting unit together.
When India A slipped to 16/2 against Sri Lanka A, the situation demanded composure rather than aggression. Gaikwad provided exactly that. The experienced batter anchored the innings with a brilliant 101, his 21st List A century, and helped steer the team out of trouble.
His 150-run partnership with captain Tilak Varma completely changed the complexion of the game. On a pitch offering assistance to bowlers and with strong winds making strokeplay difficult, Gaikwad relied on patience and game awareness.
The century was another reminder of why he remains one of the most dependable batters in Indian domestic cricket.
Against Afghanistan A, India A will once again look towards Gaikwad for stability at the top. His presence gives the younger players around him the freedom to play their natural game.
As the tournament progresses, his role could become even more important. India A have exciting young talent, but it is Gaikwad's experience that is currently holding the batting unit together.
08:20 (IST) Jun 11
IND A vs AFG A Live Score: Hello and welcome to TimesofIndia.com for the live coverage of Tri Nation A game between India A and Afghanistan A
All eyes will once again be on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi when India A take on Afghanistan A in the Tri-Nation Series in Sri Lanka.
The 15-year-old made his much-awaited one-day debut for India A against Sri Lanka A and showed flashes of his immense talent. Vaibhav struck three crisp boundaries and looked comfortable at the crease before falling for 14 while attempting an ambitious shot.
While the scorecard may not reflect it, the outing offered valuable experience. The youngster has been under intense scrutiny ever since his record-breaking IPL season and recent India call-up. Every innings is now being viewed through a different lens.
The encouraging sign for India A is that Vaibhav looked positive from the outset. His footwork was assured, his timing was evident, and he never appeared overwhelmed by the occasion.
With the debut nerves now behind him, the Afghanistan A clash presents another opportunity to make a statement. Young players often need time to adjust to a new level, and Vaibhav will be hoping to convert a promising start into a substantial innings.
For fans and selectors alike, the spotlight remains firmly on one of Indian cricket's brightest young talents.
The 15-year-old made his much-awaited one-day debut for India A against Sri Lanka A and showed flashes of his immense talent. Vaibhav struck three crisp boundaries and looked comfortable at the crease before falling for 14 while attempting an ambitious shot.
While the scorecard may not reflect it, the outing offered valuable experience. The youngster has been under intense scrutiny ever since his record-breaking IPL season and recent India call-up. Every innings is now being viewed through a different lens.
The encouraging sign for India A is that Vaibhav looked positive from the outset. His footwork was assured, his timing was evident, and he never appeared overwhelmed by the occasion.
With the debut nerves now behind him, the Afghanistan A clash presents another opportunity to make a statement. Young players often need time to adjust to a new level, and Vaibhav will be hoping to convert a promising start into a substantial innings.
For fans and selectors alike, the spotlight remains firmly on one of Indian cricket's brightest young talents.
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