A dead-rubber became the most thrilling game of the Asia Cup on Friday, September 26. India and Sri Lanka produced an entertaining contest, which resulted in the tournament's first Super Over at the Dubai International Stadium. Sri Lankan opener Pathum Nissanka's record-breaking century went in vain as Arshdeep Singh flaunted his ability to stay in the moment and deliver with the ball under pressure, yet again.

For Suryakumar Yadav's India, it was a wake-up call and a nice workout before the big final against Pakistan, scheduled for September 28, Sunday.

Sri Lanka and India were tied at 202 for 5 at the end of 40 overs with Suryakumar's men surviving a scare that came from Nissanka's sensational shot-making ability. However, it was an anti-climax for the Lankans in the Super Over as they

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