Pakistan leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed gave a comical send-off to Shubman Gill after castling the Team India vice-captain for 46 in the Champions Trophy 2025 clash at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday. The leg-spinner made a gesture with his eyes as he denied the youngster a well-deserved half-century with an excellent delivery.The dismissal occurred in the 18th over of the innings as Abrar came on for his fourth after conceding 10 runs off his three. Kohli took a single off the first ball to bring Gill on strike who played a dot in the next delivery.However, Abrar ripped one past the outside edge in the third delivery of the over and breached the defenses of the right-hander, castling the stumps. It left the Punjab-born cricketer confused as he stood there for a moment before walking off.Watch the clip here:The Karachi-born cricketer was the most economical bowler for the Men in Green amid their 60-run defeat to New Zealand at the National Stadium in Karachi. Abrar Ahmed snaffled figures of 10-0-47-1, dismissing Devon Conway, albeit in a losing cause.Shubman Gill given a reprieve by Khushdil Shah on 35Shubman Gill. (Image Credits: Getty)Shubman Gill got a reprieve when he was batting on 35, as Haris Rauf came on to bowl his first over. The right-hander one to short mid-wicket, and Khushdil dropped one in front of his face. However, he couldn't maximize the dropped chance and was dismissed four short of his half-century.The elegant right-hander scored a match-winning hundred against Bangladesh, remaining unbeaten at 101 to see off the tricky run-chase of 228.Earlier, Mohammad Rizwan had won the toss and elected to bat first. Although the Men in Green started decently, things slowed down significantly after India bounced back with a couple of wickets.However, the 104-run partnership between Rizwan and Saud Shakeel laid a strong foundation. Nevertheless, Shakeel proved to be the only Pakistan batter to score a half-century. Rizwan (46) and Khushdil (38) also made significant contributions to take their side to a fighting 241. Kuldeep Yadav was the pick of the bowlers for India with figures of 9-0-40-3.