Tilak Varma runs naked in Indian training, as the mind revealed

The high -flight INDIA team has already reserved its place in Super 4S of the 2025 Asian Cup. India is the only team that qualifies for the next stage today.

Blue men in Group A along with the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Pakistan, while Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Hong Kong in Group B.

India began its campaign with a 9-LICITE victory over the United Arab Emirates in Dubai. Bowling first, the heroes of the wise man wandered in the United Arab Emirates for only 57 rounds before chasing the total in less than five games.

Team India makes it Tothe Super 4 of the 2025 Asian Cup

On their next picnic, India crushed its rivals in Pakistan with seven share of the next reservation in Super 4s. It was a single -side competition as India completely outperformed men in green.

First, Pakistan recorded a total of 127/9 in 20 allocated amounts. In response, India chased the total in less than 16 amounts with seven share on hand.

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Tilak Varma go naked

The final group game in India against Amman. The match is scheduled to be held on Friday (September 19) in Abu Dhabi. Before the match, the Indian players were busy with sweating in the window under the heat of magic.

Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the two places of the Asian Cup, are ranging under excessive heat. This was the condition in the Gulf country that the Indian star Telac Varma decided to train in the net without any shirt. He decided to train naked to counter excessive heat.

He was wearing pant, Telac Pharma was standing near the net with the bats in his hand. A moving discussion was also seen with a member of the support team.

Watch while Tilak Varma is naked:

Tilak did not get the chance of bats against the Emirates before playing a useful blow against Pakistan.

India was at 41/2 when Tilak Varma joined Suryakumar Yadav in the middle. They added 56 runs for the third Wikit for all other than the game seal of India.