The Asia Cup 2025 Super Four stage concluded with an exhilarating Super Over victory for india against sri lanka, securing their place in the final against arch-rivals Pakistan. However, ahead of this high-stakes match, there were concerns about the fitness of two key indian players: Hardik Pandya and Abhishek Sharma, both of whom had to leave the field during the sri lanka match due to cramps.

Key Updates from India’s Bowling Coach, Morne Morkel:

· Hardik Pandya’s Fitness: India’s all-rounder, hardik pandya, was sidelined briefly during the second innings of the match against sri lanka due to cramps. He has been a key player in India’s middle order and bowling attack, and his fitness ahead of the final against pakistan will be crucial.

· Abhishek Sharma’s Condition: Similarly, young Abhishek Sharma, who has been impressive with the bat, also had to leave the field due to cramps. His fitness will be closely monitored as he could play a pivotal role in the indian middle order or as a part-time bowler.

Coach Morne Morkel’s Statement:

· Morkel reassured fans that both Pandya and Abhishek were receiving medical attention and that their condition would be reassessed leading up to the final. According to Morkel, the cramping issue was more of a fitness concern than anything serious, indicating that the players are likely to recover with the right treatment and rest.

India's Preparation for the Final:

As india gears up for the Asia Cup final against pakistan, the team management is expected to make fitness their top priority. Given the intensity of the match, Pandya's all-round abilities and Abhishek's batting form will be integral to India's chances. The team will continue to monitor their recovery, and fans can expect official updates closer to match time.

With the Asia Cup title on the line and Pandya and Abhishek vital to India’s strategy, all eyes will be on their availability for the high-pressure encounter against Pakistan.

 

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