It was Naseem Shah's twin sixes in the last over that did it eventually. Maybe there could have been no alternate way this match might have finished. Amidst a lot of enthusiasm on and off the field in Sharjah, Pakistan enlisted an exhilarating one-wicket win, in this manner dispensing with Afghanistan and India from the 2022 Asia Cup. Babar Azam's group will currently meet Sri Lanka in the last on Sunday. So how were the last couple of overs? Frenzy. Pakistan required 45 off the last five overs however a whirlwind of wickets before long saw them slip from 85/3 to 119/9. Two of those wickets went to Fazalhaq Farooqi, the left-arm pacer who had likewise got the better of Babar Azam with an inswinger up top. So Afghanistan normally looked the top choices when Farooqi had 11 rushes to shield in the last finished and had Pakistan's No 10 and 11 in front. What happened then? Farooqi missed two yorkers and Naseem saved the two of them into the stands. "He helped us to remember Javed Miandad," Babar Azam said after the success. 129 plays 131: was it actually a troublesome pitch? It was a pre-owned pitch and positively didn't have the convey and bob like we saw for the India versus Pakistan game. Yet, all things considered, Afghanistan's 129 quickly felt under standard at the midway imprint. Truth be told, it was among the least sums for Afghanistan at this scene, where they had won 11 out of 16 games coming into this apparatus. Key to limiting them were Haris Rauf's two wickets, the first of those excusing Rahmanullah Gurbaz and breaking the compromising 36-run opening stand. Shadab Khan and Mohammas Nawaz took over in the center overs, similar to they have done all Asia Cup, and consolidated to pick 2-50 in the eight overs between them. Those last-over sixes to the side, where did Pakistan outsmart Afghanistan? Much on the lines of Nawaz's advancement against India, it was Shadab's chance to come up the request against Afghanistan. At the point when Pakistan were reeling at 45/3 in 8.4 overs, having lost their much-confided in top three, out strolled Shadab Khan. He took as much time as is needed, playing 9 balls for his initial 8 runs prior to sending off into Mohammad Nabi in the twelfth over. It at last took Rashid Khan to unstick him however not before he had made 36 off 26 and, surprisingly, hit a six off Rashid Khan. On expected lines, he was named the Player of the Match. How was Afghanistan's bowling? Fabulous. Protecting a little aggregate, they were on their imprint all along and had Pakistan at 58/3 after 11 overs. Both the left-arm pacers Farooqi and Fareed Ahmad Malik picked three wickets each, Rashid Khan contributed with two significant wickets in the center overs and not to fail to remember Mujeeb Zadran, who bowled three overs inside the PowerPlay for just five runs. Something to crunch on... Pakistan were enthusiastic about running between the wickets for the majority of the innings however Asif Ali, who as a matter of fact got off the imprint with a six in a tension cooker circumstance, confronted just five balls in the eighteenth and nineteenth overs. That implied he saw the wickets of Nawaz, Khushdil Shah and Haris Rauf falling at the opposite end and it implied that an under standard objective converted into a strained pursue. What next for India and Afghanistan? The two groups play each other on Thursday however the outcome will bear no setting in the continuous Asia Cup. All things considered, the two groups might in any case want to get on the board in Really Four and utilize the valuable chance to sort out plans before the exceedingly significant T20 World Cup. Brief Scores: Afghanistan 129/6 in 20 overs (Ibrahim Zadran 35; Rauf 2-26, Shah 1-19) lost to Pakistan 131/9 in 19.2 overs (Shadab 36; Fareed Ahmad Malik 3-31, Fazalhaq Farooqi 3-31) by 1 wicket