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India lose Vaibhav Sooryavanshi early against Pakistan

Source: India Today · 03 Oct 2026, 03:16 UTC
India lose Vaibhav Sooryavanshi early against Pakistan
Image: India Today · original report

India lost Vaibhav Sooryavanshi during the third over of the match against Pakistan, with wicketkeeper Usman Khan completing the catch behind the stumps off Saim Ayub. The supplied live update says India were 2 for 1 at that stage, while the headline also records Samson’s dismissal.

India lost Vaibhav Sooryavanshi early in their match against Pakistan, according to a live update from India Today. The wicket fell in the third over, with Saim Ayub bowling to Sooryavanshi. The delivery was described as shortish and outside off stump.

Sooryavanshi changed his stance and attempted a premeditated reverse sweep. He played the shot early, however, as the ball stopped on him. It struck his gloves and travelled behind the wicket.

Pakistan wicketkeeper Usman Khan juggled the ball before completing the catch. An appeal followed and the umpire raised a finger to confirm the dismissal. The update said Abhishek Sharma, at the other end, appeared disappointed by the manner of Sooryavanshi’s dismissal.

It recorded India’s score as 2 for 1 after 2.1 overs. The supplied headline also says that Samson fell early in the powerplay, but the accompanying ball-by-ball passage gives no details of Samson’s dismissal, the timing of the wicket or the identity of the bowler involved. The material therefore confirms Sooryavanshi’s dismissal by catch behind the wicket off Ayub and India’s score at that point.

It does not provide the match venue, competition, final result or a later score.

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