From 155/2 to 191 all-out, Pakistan succumb to worst World Cup collapse against India

India staged a stunning comeback as Pakistan collapsed from 155 for 2 to 191 all-out, losing eight wickets for 36 runs, their worst collapse for the last eight wickets in their history in the Cricket World Cup.

Jasprit Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav's twin strikes triggered a Pakistan collapse.

From 155/2, Pakistan lost five wickets for 16 runs and found themselves in danger of getting bowled for under 200. They were eventually bundled out for 191.

Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan were in the middle of a partnership that looked rather threatening for India after two timely strikes from Mohammed Siraj and Hardik Pandya got rid of the Pakistan openers. But once Siraj had the Pakistan captain playing on, ending the 82-run stand, Pakistan's wheels came off. Kuldeep had Saud Shakeel out LBW before bowling Iftikhar Ahmed around his legs.

Shortly after Bumrah bowled a peach to dismiss Rizwan and then subsequently removed Shadab Khan in the next over.

Earlier, after India captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and opted to bowl while announcing the return of Shubman Gill in place of Ishan Kishan, Abdullah Shafique and Imam-ul-Haq helped themselves to a flurry of boundaries. But even though Mohammed Siraj leaked runs, he made amends by dismissing the dangerous Abdullah Shafique in the eighth over.

Imam had batted solidly to reach 36 off 28 balls before Hardik delivered another blow giving Imam a send-off.