India's victory in the fight against elderly cousin Pakistan

In the Champions Trophy, India was once again conquered by Pakistan. Duckworth-Lewis bowled out Pakistan at the Edgbaston Sunday by scoring 124 runs and once again declared themselves victorious over Pakistan. The spectators have enjoyed the fact that despite the rain, the original Maja missed the match. The toss was bowled by the batsmen in the first over of the match and the Indian team lost three wickets in 48 overs for the 319 runs. In the tenth over when India was batting, the match was interrupted once again in the 34th over and the match was reduced to 48 overs.
The rain was repeatedly blocked by the Pakistan team, which had a huge victory target. The match changed to Duckworth Lewis method. Pakistan scored 289 for 41 in 41 overs. The Surfaraj Army collapsed for 164 in 33.4 overs. As a result, India won Grand Slam by 124 runs. Pakistan's batsmen Azhar Ali (50) and Mohammad Hafeez (33) fought hard. The rest of them came into the crease and joined the pavilion as soon as possible. Umesh Yadav (3), Ravindra Jadeja (2) and Parthiv Pandya (2) were the only two batsmen in the tournament. 
Earlier, India bowled toss and bowled the bowlers. Openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan made a good start. In the early days of the first slow start, Rohit Sharma, who scored 91 runs in seven balls with seven fours and two sixes, struck an unbeaten century in a controversial decision. Shikhar Dhawan scored 68 from 65 balls with six fours and a six. Captain Kohli and Yuvraj Singh then bowled Pakistan's bowling. The ball was seen to be a sin. Kohli scored 81 not out off 68 balls with six fours and three fours, including eight fours and 32 fours. Hartrick Pandia then dropped the first three deliveries off the final over and hit the scoreboard 300. Pandya, who hit 6 balls, hit three boundaries and scored 20 runs. Yuvraj Singh won the Man of the Match award.