At the IS Bindra PCA Stadium, the BLV Blasters produced an incredible comeback to defeat Trident Stallions by four wickets and win the Sher-e-Punjab T20 Cup.

The starting opener for the U-19 World Cup, Harnoor Singh Pannu (83), who just moved to Punjab from Chandigarh, continued to be the Blasters’ best player.

To assist the team reach the total with two balls remaining, Harpreet Brar scored 19 off 6 balls, including three sixes. Blasters scored 205 runs, missing their aim of 204.

Taranveer Singh Randhawa (10) and Naman Dhir (16) were quickly removed from the Blasters side in a very dramatic match. When the team was down to 62/2, Pannu and Anmol Malhotra showed their mettle by putting together a partnership of 108 runs. Aryaman Singh captured Malhotra (58 off 33 balls) off Gurwinder Singh Bhullar.

To guarantee Brar had less pressure to win the game, Pannu went on to score 83 off 52 balls. For the bowling side, Bhullar grabbed three wickets, while Gurnoor Singh took two.

After yet another outstanding batting display, Stallions reached 204/5 in the 20 overs that were allowed. Salil Arora’s undefeated, scorching 78-run innings is still the game’s high point. He participated in three significant alliances.

Abhay Choudhary and Prabhsimran Singh led the Stallions in the opening. Before Aradhya Shukla trapped Choudhary (10) at 10, the pair had scored 14 runs.

Aditya Pratap Singh (25), who had the team up to 61 runs, lost his wicket after failing to stop Simranjeet Singh Gharu’s stunning blow. After that, Arora and team captain Prabhsimran summoned the bravery to establish a 45-run partnership for the team. Before Prabhsimran was caught by Harpreet Brar from Gharu, he was playing at 50 off 31 balls.

After joining Arora, Ramandeep Singh scored 47 runs together, establishing another significant partnership. Shukla’s 22-year-old take on Ramandeep helped the Blasters make a breakthrough.

After that, Arora by himself guided Stallions to a reasonable sum. Gharu (2/27) and Shukla (2/40) split wickets.

After that, Arora by himself guided Stallions to a reasonable sum. Gharu (2/27) and Shukla (2/40) split wickets.