Facebook Pixel [Watch] Hasnain Dar Pulls Off Flying Catch To Send India Captain Back In U19 Asia Cup Final | CREX
All
Latest
Cricket News
Cricket Records
Cricket Analysis
Cricket Prediction
Cricket Reactions
Cricket Listicles
Cricket Stories
Live
ZIMZIM
vs
AFGAFG
UABUAB
vs
YLYL
WARWAR
vs
LIOLIO
  • Home
  • Cricket News
  • Watch Hasnain Dar Pulls Off Flying Catch To Send India Captain Back In U19 Asia Cup Final

[Watch] Hasnain Dar Pulls Off Flying Catch To Send India Captain Back In U19 Asia Cup Final

Akshita Patel

Hasnain Dar's stunning grab to dismiss Lakshya [Source: X]Hasnain Dar's stunning grab to dismiss Lakshya [Source: X]

In a brilliant fielding effort, Hasnain Dar grabbed a stunning one-handed catch to dismiss Lakshya Raichandani. This happened in the high-voltage India-Pakistan final of the U19 Asia Cup 2026 tournament.

India U19 were chasing 338 runs against Pakistan when skipper Lakshya set up a 95-run opening partnership with Aaryavir Sehwag. After Sehwag was dismissed on 58, Raichandani anchored the innings with yet another half-century.

Lakshya Raichandani gets bamboozled by Hasnain Dar

However, in the 37th over, Lakshya Raichandani attempted to get underneath a full delivery on middle and leg bowled by Ali Raza. He was looking to loft it down the ground.

However, the ball caught the toe end of his bat and travelled towards short midwicket. Hasnain Dar reacted brilliantly, leaping full stretch to his right and completing a spectacular catch with one hand.

He maintained control even after landing, ensuring the ball did not pop out. Ali Raza was quick to celebrate the breakthrough, while Pakistan U19 players erupted in delight.

Lakshya Raichandani's dismissal on 80 off 101 balls proved to be a massive moment in the contest as India U19 lost their fifth wicket with 217 runs on the board.

Lakshya Raichandani’s performance in U19 Asia Cup 2026

Before the finale, India U19 captain Lakshya Raichandani had enjoyed an impressive campaign in the U19 Asia Cup 2026. He made valuable contributions with the bat and led his side into the tournament final.

The right-handed batter has scored 163 runs in four innings at an average of 54.33 and a strike rate of 87.17. His highest score of 93 came against Afghanistan in the semi-final, where he played a crucial role in India's eight-wicket victory.

Even against Pakistan in the final, Lakshya Raichandani slammed 80 runs to ensure India stay in line with the chase. However, after the skipper's dismissal, India witnessed a collapse, thus reducing to 252/8. But Mohit Ulva played a magnificent knock to help his side claim a miraculous win in the final ball of the match.