RS 21 Bonanza crore! BCCI Rewards Team India after record 9th Asia Cup Win | Cricket news
New Delhi: Dubai rugged in blue on Sunday evening when India won its record title of the ninth Asian Cup with a five -titles victory over the rivals of Pakistan – and the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI) has not lost time to reward the champions. Shortly after the victory, the board of directors announced a huge RS 21 crore for players and support staff, celebrating another important step in the sparkling history of Indian cricket.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“3 shots. 0 response. Champions of the Asian Cup. Message delivered. 21 Prize drivers for the team and the support staff,” posted the BCCI on X, stressing both the domination and the importance of the triumph.On the ground, it was Tilak Varma who played with an undefeated of 69 bullets on 53 balls. Calm under pressure, the pursuit of 22 -year -old India anchored 147 with a 60 -point standing stand alongside Shivam Dube. Despite India which slips at 20/3 and later 77/4, Varma held her nerve, hitting three four and four before finishing the match with Rinku Singh, who struck the winning border.
Earlier, the fate of Kuldeep Yadav of 4-30 triggered the collapse of Pakistan from a commander of 113/1 to 146 all in 19.1 Overs. The 57 of Sahibzada Farhan and the 46 of Fakhar Zaman gave early momentum to Pakistan, but the Indian wrist tore the average order, including three counters in a sensational 17th.The atmosphere was as loaded with the ground as on it. From Jasprit Bumrah Imating the previous gesture of Haris Rauf after having bowling him, in another match without hand handles between the two teams, the shock reflected the political and sporting tensions surrounding the rivalry.For India, however, the evening was a question of celebration. With the fans who pack the Dubai International Stadium and the announcement of the BCCI prize adding shine to victory, victory was more than silverware – it was a statement before the T20 World Cup of next year in India and Sri Lanka.
