Mumbaikars were glued to their screens on Sunday as India defeated arch-rivals Pakistan by six wickets in Dubai, securing their second win in the 2025 Champion's Trophy. Star batsman Virat Kohli registered his 51st century during the chase and became only the third player after Sachin Tendulkar and Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara to cross 14,000 runs in One Day Internationals (PICS/ATUL KAMBLE, ASHISH RAJE)
Updated On: 2025-02-23 10:43 PM IST
Compiled by : Divya Nair
A fan watches the match on his mobile phone at Cross Maidan in Churchgate
Earlier in the day, India bowled out Pakistan for 241 runs after the neighbouring country won the toss and decided to bat
India comfortably reached their target of 242 with 45 balls to spare and moved closer to the semi-finals with two wins
South Mumbai's Worli area wears a deserted look on match day
Dating back to 1952, India and Pakistan have a rivalry that has not only stood the test of time but continues to grow and evolve
Fans across the country had held special prayers on Sunday for India's victory
The cricket match being screened on a mobile phone at a flower stall in Dadar. PIC/ASHISH RAJE
A commuter watches the contest between the two neighbours on a BEST bus
A screen was also put up at the Press Club for members to enjoy the match
At Marine Drive, too, Mumbaikars kept their eyes focused on their screens, awaiting a 'Virat' century
Apart from crossing 14,000 runs, Kohli also surpassed Australian great Ricky Ponting to become the third-highest run-getter in international cricket
