Huge drama is revealed! Pathum Nissanka denied 6 by referee after Akar Patel’s mistake in the Asian Cup

Varun Chakravarthy delivered a ball after the referee referred to a dead ball. Pathum Nissanka broke it directly in the hands of Axar Patel, but the boxes that rent it on the rope for six. However, the ball was considered illegal as the referee canceled the delivery.

The India match against Sri Lanka witnessed that the Indians were breaking the first 200+ in the Asian Cup, with the shattering of the Episheec Sharma and Tilac Pharma, some amazing visits in their roles. Nevertheless, the match was unable to influence the results anyway, as they reached the 2025 Asian Cup.

The six referee in the Nissanka is excluded with a dead ball call

When chasing the 203 -run -off target in India, Langka fighters began a great start to their roles after the early separation of the Kusal Mendis opening match. However, Pathum Nissanka may have chosen this match to display his tremendous talent in the Super-4 match of the Asian Cup.

On the tenth of the chase, when Varun Chakravarthy was subjected to Pathum Nissanka, the referee announced the second ball of the dead ball in the middle of the road through the Rami periods. However, Chakravarthy delivered the ball, and also hit by Nissanka in the hands of Axar Patel.

Axis, however, hunting and hitting it on the fence. Only when he looked frustrated, he excluded the six referee, claiming it was a prior dead ball. The referee called it a dead ball because he was waiting for Abhishek to leave the field of the field.

Chaos in the field! 😳

Varun delivers after UMP Dead Ball signals, Nissanka crashes – and Axar Palms Simple hunting for six! 🫣

What happened just?!#Nishanka #INDVSL #Asiacupt20 #Parera pic.twitter.com/6cepjsbkqi

– Asia Voice 🎤 (asiaanewss) September 26, 2025

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Pathum Nissanka disturbs Indian archers with an amazing century

Despite its exit from the competition, the opening match of Langka Pathum Nissanka seemed excited enough to control the Indian archers, especially in the absence of the most experienced and experienced Pomara.

Nissanka was flawed during their beating roles and continued to score a hundred virgins. He went out for 107 off only 58 balls with 7 four and 6 six in its roles. The Nissanka’s share on the first ball of the twenty fell on the game.

However, Kusal Perera was the only mixture that recorded running in partnership alongside Pathum Nissanka. Pereira scored 58 decent balls only 32 balls and contributed to a partnership that led to the match for Lankans.

Sri Lanka ends the Indian victories series before the Asian Cup final

Although he chose a decisive share in the first game of the game, Hardic Pandia was not returned to the attack by the Indian leader. Instead, he relied on Kuldeeep Yadav and Varun Chakravagey for the intermediate amounts.

While Harshit Rana replaced the Jasprit Bumrah store in The Indian Play XI, although it was delivered to run, the ball was delivered to defend 12 runs in the final. After 11 runs were given to Dasson Shanaka, the match was linked as the scores were flat at 202 in 20 amounts.