‘Game speaks, not words,’ ‘You talk, we win’; Gill and Sharma are in no mood to spare coward Pakistan

After thrashing them on the field, Gill and Sharma are now whipping Pakistanis left and right with their words.

New Delhi: The Super Four match between India and Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025 ended with a resounding victory for India. This was the second time India defeated Pakistan in eight days.

This time, Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill were the main reasons for the victory who shmashed Pakistan in-out throughout the match.b They not only performed brilliantly with the bat but also responded with a strong response on social media after the match.

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After the match, Abhishek Sharma wrote in his Instagram post:

"You talk, we win."

Along with this post, he shared some stunning photos from the match, showing his and Shubman Gill's opening partnership. Shubman Gill scored 74 runs in just 39 balls, while Gill scored 47.

You talk, we win 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/iMOe9vOuuW

— Abhishek Sharma (@OfficialAbhi04) September 21, 2025

On-field clash with Pakistani players

The atmosphere during the match was extremely heated. Shaheen Afridi and Shubman Gill engaged in a physical confrontation after Gill hit consecutive fours. This was followed by an argument between Abhishek Sharma and Haris Rauf.

The umpires had to intervene to calm the two down. Abhishek said after the match: "They were provoking us for no reason, which I didn't like at all. So I responded with my bat."

Haris Rauf's "Fighter Plane" Gesture

When Rauf dismissed Suryakumar Yadav, he made a gesture resembling flying a fighter jet—a reference to an old incident involving the Pakistani Air Force. This gesture went viral on social media and was criticized as provocative.

Gill also gave a befitting reply

Shubman Gill, who had been out of form in the initial matches, returned to form this time with a brilliant 47. After the match, he posted on Instagram:

Game speaks, not words 🇮🇳🏏 pic.twitter.com/5yNi2EO70P

— Shubman Gill (@ShubmanGill) September 21, 2025

"Game speaks, not words." (It's not words; it's the game that speaks.) This post also went viral, and fans saw it as a direct response to Pakistan.

India maintains dominance, gains psychological advantage

With this win, India not only reached the top of the Super Four but also gained a psychological advantage over Pakistan. Gill and Abhishek showed that the new generation is also taking the field with the same spirit.

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The posts by both players on social media made it clear that this team doesn't just play; it also speaks with its bat.