India A lost to Bangladesh A in Asia cup Semi final of raising super star

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India A has been knocked out of the Asia Cup semifinal…
and it happened in the most dramatic way possible — SUPER OVER!
Bangladesh A defeated India A after 24 insane overs of cricket chaos, tension, brilliance… and blunders from both sides.

In this video, we break down the entire match in detail:

🟦 FULL MATCH BREAKDOWN
1. India A’s Perfect Start

Bangladesh A scored 194 — a tricky total.
But India began like fire:

Vaibhav Suryavanshi – 38 off 14, absolute monster batting

India 50 in just 19 balls → fastest 50 in Asia Cup history

Priyansh Arya: 44 off 23, pure class
India were scoring at 11 RPO in powerplay when the required rate was just 9.5.

2. Pitch Behaviour

Wicket was behaving randomly —
sometimes low bounce, sometimes holding up, sometimes turning.
Bangladesh also dropped multiple catches, which made the chase easier.

3. Where India Lost the Match

At 24 balls 38 required, only 4 wickets down, fully achievable.

But then came the turning point:
Ripon Mondol’s over — 6 balls, 6 yorkers, just 5 runs.
Genius level death bowling.

From 24-ball 38, India slipped to 6-ball 16… then 3-ball 8…
Then the drama exploded:

Bangladesh dropped a sitter → ball went for four

2-ball 4 needed, bowler nails a yorker → bowled

1-ball 4, almost a boundary → stopped

India ran 3

Bangladesh wicketkeeper throws wildly → super over

Both teams literally played like:
“No, YOU win.” — “No bro, YOU win.”

4. Super Over Disaster

For India A:

Ripon Mondol again – two back-to-back yorker wickets

India scored 0 runs

Bangladesh needed only 1 run

Suyash Sharma bowls a wide → match over

Even Jitesh Sharma was heartbroken.
Big question:
Why didn’t Vaibhav Suryavanshi or Priyansh Arya open the super over?

5. Coaching & Leadership Decisions

Head Coach Sunil Joshi, an experienced man… but tactical errors showed:

Best powerplay batters not used in super over

Poor end overs planning

Bangladesh had only one spinner, and still he bowled the final over

India A was full of IPL-level talent — expectations were naturally high.

📌 IN THIS VIDEO YOU’LL LEARN:

What India did right

What India got completely wrong

Bangladesh’s masterstroke moments

Why Ripon Mondol was the REAL MVP

Future potential of Vaibhav Suryavanshi & Priyansh Arya

Tactical mistakes that cost India the final spot

Drop your thoughts in the comments.
Should Vaibhav and Arya have opened the Super Over?

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