Suryakumar Yadav hit a shimmering 50 years as India enlisted an exhaustive win over Hong Kong in Dubai on Wednesday (August 31) that fixed their spot in the Super Four phase of the Asia Cup. Suryakumar's undeniably exhilarating thump lifted India brilliantly as they were looking for energy at the demise and ultimately, his 26-ball unbeaten 68 controlled them to 192/2 with Hong Kong overseeing just 152/5 in answer. How did India's openers toll? Rohit Sharma got India looking positive so far prior to getting out however it was KL Rahul who stood out as truly newsworthy for every one of some unacceptable explanations behind the significant piece of India's innings. Rahul attempted to get rolling in his endeavor to recapture his touch post his rebound as Hong Kong smothered him. Virat Kohli likewise got through a comparative destiny as the Hong Kong spinners simply didn't permit these two to pursue them. In the end, Rahul edged one behind to the guardian in his endeavor to clear and succumbed to a 39-ball 36, a thump that didn't do equity to India's new methodology in the T20 design. How did SKY start? He started with a bang. While Kohli and Rahul were attempting to draw out the compass shot, Suryakumar came in and cleared his initial two balls for fours to get moving. He immediately hustled to 15 off 7 as his appearance to the wrinkle occurred at the ideal second right when India were gravely looking for energy. With Ravindra Jadeja, Dinesh Karthik the returning Rishabh Pant just on the horizon, Suryakumar had no restraints in attempting to pursue the bowling. Toward the finish of the fifteenth over, India were 114/2 and had put every one of their expectations on a solid completion to direct them to a game dominating aggregate. The invasion at the demise Kohli, who was battling until that point, at long last figured out how to hit one over cow corner to move into the forties though Suryakumar hit a limit and a six to move to 26 off only 10. The invasion went on as Ayush Shukla got through an extreme completion to his solid spell with Suryakumar trucking him around too. At one phase it seemed like Suryakumar would go beyond fifty preceding Kohli yet the previous India captain got to the milestone off 40 conveyances. Despite the fact that he wasn't familiar, Kohli required that thump to invest energy out in the center. Suryakumar at the opposite end took steps to crush six sixes in the last over when he cleared the ropes multiple times out of the initial three conveyances yet he could add another success to his name toward the finish of that memorable over as India got 78 in the last five to rush to areas of strength for a. Was there an opportunity for Hong Kong? All things considered, they did pursue India in the powerplay. Yasim Murtaza was bobbed out ahead of schedule by Arshdeep Singh before Babar Hayat assumed responsibility. Despite the fact that Hong Kong posted just 22 runs in the initial four overs, the following two saw them add 29. Hyatt was causing the majority of the harm as he took on Avesh Khan and Arshdeep Singh. Toward the finish of the powerplay, it seemed like Hong Kong might go for brilliance yet the pursuit burnt out lovely soon. How did the pursuit subside? The last wad of the powerplay saw Nizakat Khan getting run out and the following four overs got just 14 runs. Hayat then, at that point, died attempting to crush Jadeja and that wicket basically finished Hong Kong's slightest of expectations. Their players were content batting out the overs prior to sending off at the demise. They took an exceptional jumping at the chance to Avesh's bowling as they trucked him around for 53 runs in his four overs to wind up 40 runs shy of India's aggregate. Brief scores: India 192/2 in 20 overs (Suryakumar Yadav 68*, Virat Kohli 59*) beat Hong Kong 152/5 in 20 overs (Babar Hayat 41; Ravindra Jadeja 1/15) by 40 runs.