Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul injury update in last 3 years

 

Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul injury update in last three years

Ravindra Jadeja is 35 years old and KL Rahul is 31 years old, but since 2021 till now both have been injured a total of 11 times. Both of them have suffered many injuries on their bodies in the last three years. Because of this, the Indian team is missing these two in big tournaments. Due to injuries, there are problems in the composition of the Indian team.

Jadeja has been injured 5 times in the last three years. Whereas KL Rahul had to stay out of the team 6 times due to injury. This is a matter of concern for Team India. Currently both of them are out of the team due to injury. In such a situation, another challenge has arisen before the Indian team for the five-Test series against England. Let us know when these two star players got injured from the year 2021 and the Indian team had to face difficulties.

Ravindra Jadeja injury update

1. Thumb Injury (January to March 2021): Ravindra Jadeja suffered a thumb injury while batting in the Sydney Test during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. A shot ball from Mitchell Starc bounced and hit him, causing injury to his left thumb. Scans later revealed a fracture, ruling Jadeja out of the home series against England.

2. Arm Injury (21 November to February 2022): Jadeja was ruled out of the second Test against New Zealand due to swelling in his arm. Jadeja remained out of the field for a long time and missed the South Africa tour.

3. Rib Injury (May to June 2022): After a tough time as Chennai Super Kings captain, Jadeja had to miss the IPL 2022 matches due to a rib injury. He got injured while fielding against Royal Challengers Bangalore. After this he had to stay out of the team for a long time. He returned for the fifth Test against England.

4. Knee Injury (August 2022 to February 2023): A big crisis came in Indian cricket when Jadeja suffered a knee injury during the Asia Cup and after surgery, he had to stay out of the field for the next six months. After toiling hard for Saurashtra in the Ranji Trophy, he missed the T20 World Cup, Bangladesh tour, home series against Sri Lanka and New Zealand, before making his much-awaited comeback in the Test series against Australia.

5. Hamstring (January 2024): Jadeja was ruled out of the second Test against England due to a hamstring strain on the fourth day of the opening Test series against England in Hyderabad. He has returned to NCA. This has affected his chances of playing the remaining four matches to a great extent.

KL Rahul injury update

1. Wrist Strain (January 2021): Ahead of the third Test in Sydney, Rahul suffered a wrist strain and was ruled out of the 2020/21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

2. Appendicitis (May 2021): Rahul had to undergo surgery for appendicitis in the middle of the IPL. Playing for Punjab Kings, KL Rahul scored 331 runs in 7 innings.

3. Thigh Strain (November 2021): Rahul was ruled out of the two-Test series against New Zealand at home due to a thigh strain.

4. Groin/Sports Hernia (June 2022): A day before leading India against South Africa in the home T20I series, Rahul was ruled out with a groin injury. This grew into a sports hernia, for which Rahul had to undergo surgery. However, he made a comeback in the Asia Cup.

5. Thigh Injury (May 2023): KL Rahul has been ruled out of the remaining matches of IPL 2023 after suffering a thigh injury while fielding. The injury was so serious that Rahul had to stay out of the field for three months. Due to this he missed the World Test Championship final, West Indies and Ireland tour.

6. Quadriceps Injury (January 2024): After playing some strong innings in the World Cup and Asia Cup and the South Africa tour, Rahul has been out of the field after complaining of pain in his right quadriceps. He complained of pain during the first Test match against England. Now his playing in the second test match seems doubtful.

Most expensive smartphone in 2024

 Last year was very special for the smartphone market, in which many premium phones were launched. Apart from this, the beginning of 2024 has also been quite explosive. This year OnePlus and Vivo also launched their premium and expensive phones.

Here we are giving a list of some such expensive smartphones, in which you can get top class camera, excellent battery and excellent performance. Let us tell you that the devices we have listed here. Their price ranges from above Rs 65000 to Rs 2 lakh. Let us know about them.

List of most expensive smartphones

• IPhone 15 Pro Max


• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra


• Vivo X100 Pro


• Oneplus 12


• Xiaomi 13 Pro


• Google pixel 8 pro

IPhone 15 Pro Max

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max is a high-end smartphone that was launched in September 2023. It comes with a 6.7-inch OLED display and is powered by the Apple A17 Pro processor. The phone sports a 48MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP telephoto primary camera and a 12MP front camera. It is available in 256GB/512GB/1TB storage variants and runs on iOS 17

• Display: 6.7 Inch Super Retina XDR


• Processor: A17 Pro chip


• Battery: 4441 mAh


• Back Camera: 48MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP


• Front Camera: 12 MP


• Price: 176,990 Rupees

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a high-end smartphone which was launched on January 17, 2024. It features a 6.8-inch QHD+ touchscreen display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor coupled with 12GB of RAM. , RAM 12. The phone comes with 48MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP telephoto primary camera and 12MP front camera.

• Display: 6.7 Inch QHD+


• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon Gen 3


• Battery: 4,000 mAh


• Back Camera: 200 MP


• Front Camera: 12 MP


• Price: 1,59,990 Rupees

Vivo X100 Pro

Vivo X100 Pro is a high-end smartphone that was launched on January 17, 2024. It features a 6.8-inch QHD+ touchscreen display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor coupled with 12GB of RAM. The phone comes with a 48MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP telephoto primary camera and a 12MP front camera.

• Display: 6.78 Inch


• Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 9300


• Battery: 5400 mAh


• Back Camera: 50 MP


• Front Camera: 32 MP


• Price: 89,990 Rupees

Oneplus 12

OnePlus 12 is a high-end smartphone that was launched on December 11, 2023. It features a 6.82-inch QHD+ touchscreen display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor coupled with 12GB/16GB RAM. , The phone comes with a 50MP wide + 64MP periscope telephoto + 48MP ultra-wide primary camera and 32MP front camera.

• Display: 6.82 Inch


• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon Gen 3


• Battery: 5400 mAh


• Back Camera: 50 MP


• Front Camera: 32 MP


• Price: 69,990 Rupees

Xiaomi 13 Pro

Xiaomi 13 Pro is a high-end smartphone that was launched on January 17, 2024. It features a 6.8-inch QHD+ touchscreen display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor coupled with 12GB of RAM. , to attack. The phone comes with a 48MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP telephoto primary camera and a 12MP front camera.

• Display: 6.32 Inch AMOLED


• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon Gen 2


• Battery: 4820 mAh


• Back Camera: 50 MP


• Front Camera: 32 MP


• Price: 74,990 Rupees

Google pixel 8 pro

Google Pixel 8 Pro is a high-end smartphone that was launched recently. It features a 6.8-inch QHD+ touchscreen display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and is powered by the Google Tensor G3 chip with Google AI for cutting-edge photo and video features. The phone comes with a 48MP main + 12MP ultra-wide + 12MP telephoto primary camera and a 12MP front camera. It is available in 128GB storage variant

• Display: 6.7 Inch


• Processor: Google Tensor G3


• Battery: 5050 mAh


• Back Camera: 50 MP


• Front Camera: 10.5 MP


• Price: 113.999 Rupees

Latest ICC Women T20 Bowling Rankings

 

Latest ICC Women T20 Bowling Rankings

India's Deepti Sharma moved up one place to joint second in the latest ICC women's T20I bowling rankings, while her teammate Renuka Singh also moved up one place to 10th.

Deepti's rise was largely due to South Africa spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba falling three places from second to fifth after taking one wicket in two matches against Australia. Similarly, Pakistan's Sadia Iqbal has advanced one place and is jointly at second position with Deepti. England's Sarah Glenn moved up one place to fourth place.

England spinner Sophie Ecclestone has maintained a good lead at the top of the T20 rankings for bowlers.

There was no change in the top 10 in the latest T20 rankings for all-rounders and Deepti remained at the fourth position.

Among batsmen, India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana remained the highest-ranked Indian at fourth position, while Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma and Harmanpreet Kaur remained unchanged at 13th, 16th and 17th respectively.

WOMEN'S T20I BATTING RANKINGS

Rank	Player	Team	Rating
1	Sophie Ecclestone	England	777
2	Deepti Sharma	India	718
3	Saadia Iqbal	Pakistan	718
4	Sarah Glen	England	716
5	Nonkululeko Mlaba	South Africa	712
6	Nashra Sandhu	Pakistan	710
7	Inoka Ranaweera	Sri Lanka	709
8	Hayley Matthews	West Indies	704
9	Fran Jonas	New Zealand	702
10	Renuka Singh	India	701

 

Imran Khan sentenced to 10 years in jail in cipher case

Imran Khan sentenced to 10 years in jail in cipher case, What is Imran Khan's cipher case?

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan and former Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi have been sentenced to 10 years in jail each for leaking confidential information.

Imran Khan sentenced to 10 years in jail in cipher case

PTI leader and former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and his close aide Shah Mahmood Qureshi have been sentenced to 10 years in jail each under the Official Secrets Act in the cipher case. Judge Abdul Hasnat Zulkarnain of the special court hearing this case has given this decision today. Imran Khan is lodged in Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail and the verdict in this case was pronounced there. This decision of the special court is being considered as a big blow for Imran Khan who was still dreaming of contesting the elections. It is believed that after being sentenced to 10 years in jail, the way for both of them to contest elections has been closed.

PTI will challenge the decision

Imran Khan's party PTI has strongly criticized this decision. PTI has issued a statement saying that its legal team will challenge this decision in the high court. The party alleged that the media or the general public were not allowed to participate during the hearing of the case and the verdict was delivered in a hurry. PTI said that no court hearing can change what happened in March-April 2022. The law has been made a mockery of in this case. The party appealed to the people to vote for 'real freedom' in the general elections to be held on February 8.

Imran Khan's party raised questions on the decision: Imran Khan's party PTI raised questions on the court's decision. He said that this is a sham case. Our legal team will challenge this decision in the High Court and hopefully get this sentence stayed. He said that this is a hasty decision.

Why was Imran Khan sentenced to 10 years jail?

What is Imran Khan cipher case?: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party Chief Imran Khan was found guilty of making confidential diplomatic documents public during a public meeting. This incident happened during Imran Khan's tenure as Prime Minister. The document that was made public was sent by the Pakistani Embassy in the US. That document has reportedly not been recovered from Imran Khan. While making confidential documents public, Imran Khan had alleged that a conspiracy was being hatched to topple his government at the behest of America. Shortly after this incident, in April 2022, Imran Khan's government was ousted from power through a no-confidence vote. More than 150 cases have been registered against Imran Khan since he was ousted from power.

Imran Khan has been convicted in the second case pending against him. Earlier, Imran Khan was also convicted in the Toshakhana case on August 5. Imran Khan was sentenced to three years in jail in the Toshakhana case.

What is Cipher case?

• Let us tell you that the cipher case is a matter related to national security. The case was first reported on March 27, 2022.
• After being ousted from power, Imran Khan had waved some papers during a rally.
• He had claimed that there was a conspiracy by international forces to remove him from power.
• Imran Khan is accused of making personal use of secret information.

Also Read: Shoaib Malik match fixing in BPL? Contract canceled due to 3 no balls

Sharjah Warriors vs Dubai Capitals Dream11 Match Prediction

SJH vs DUB Dream11 Prediction, Team, Match-14, Fantasy Cricket Tips

 

SJH vs DUB Dream11 Prediction: Sharjah Warriors looks in good form in recent matches, They are the favourites to win the match.

SJH vs DUB Dream11 Team: Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Johnson Charles, David Warner, Tom Kohler Cadmore, Jake Fraser McGurk, Sikandar Raza (c), Jason Holder (vc), Daniel Sams, Chris Woakes, Maheesh Theekshana, Dushmantha Chameera.

Toss Prediction, Who will Win the Toss Today?: According to the Possible11 expert toss prediction, DUB will win the toss and choose to Bowl first.

SJH vs DUB UAE T20 League Match Expert Advice: Chris Woakes will be a top multiplier choice for the small leagues. Johnson Charles will be a decent choice for the captaincy in the grand leagues.

Heinrich Klaasen fastest half-century SA20 history

 Durban Super Giants have qualified for the playoffs by defeating Paarl Royals in the 22nd match of the SA20 League. Heinrich Klaasen, who came to bat in the 17th over for Durban, scored a half-century in 16 balls. This half-century of Henrique was the fastest half-century in S20 history. Donovan had scored the fastest half-century in 18 balls in the S20 League 2024 itself.

Durban Super Giants (DSG) have qualified for the playoffs by defeating Paarl Royals in the 22nd match of the SA20 League. In the match, Durban won the toss and batted first and scored 207 runs in 20 overs.

Heinrich Klaasen scored the fastest half-century

With its performance in this match, Durban once again proved how it is at number 1 in the points table. Heinrich Klaasen, who came to bat for Durban in the 17th over, scored a half-century in 16 balls. This half-century of Henrique was the fastest half-century in the history of S20. In his innings, Klaasen scored a half-century in 17 balls with the help of 2 fours and 6 sixes at a strike rate of 294.11. Klaasen hit three sixes on three balls of Fabian Allen in the 19th over and broke Donovan Ferreira's record by completing his half-century. Donovan had scored the fastest half-century in 18 balls in the S20 League 2024 itself.

fastest half-century sa20 league history

Player	Ball	Match	Year
Heinrich Klaasen	16 ball	DSG vs PR	2024
Donovan Ferreira	18 balls	JSK vs PC	2024
Heinrich Klaasen	19 balls	DSG vs PR	2023
Faf du Plessis	19 balls	JSK vs PC	2023
Will Jacks	19 balls	MICT vs PC	2023

Will Shubman Gill be out of the test series?, Will Rajat Patidar get a chance?

In the first test match played between India and England, the Indian team had to face a crushing defeat. In the first Test played in Hyderabad, two batsmen of the Indian team disappointed the most. Looking at his performance, it seems that Shubman Gill may be dropped from the playing 11 of the Indian team in the next match.

Shubman Gill performance in the last test matches

Indian team's opening batsman Shubman Gill has disappointed everyone with his batting in consecutive test matches. If we look at his last 10 Test innings, he has scored only 160 runs at an average of 17.77. Not a single half-century has been scored in the last 10 innings. Shubman Gill has become a matter of concern for the Indian team. In view of this, there is a possibility that he may be dropped from the team in the Test match to be held in Visakhapatnam from 2 February.

Will Rajat Patidar get a chance?

Shubman Gill's poor batting has forced him to look for alternatives. Since the number three position is important, Rajat Patidar's name is being considered for the next match. Patidar, who was included in the team after the absence of Virat Kohli, performed brilliantly in domestic cricket. His recent record in the Ranji season and last season shows his ability to make significant contributions to the team.

Rajat Patidar performance

First-Class: 55 matches, 4000 runs, 45.97 average, 12 centuries, 22 half-centuries

List A: 58 matches, 1985 runs, 36.09 average, 3 centuries, 12 half-centuries

T20: 50 matches, 1640 runs, 37.27 average, 1 century, 14 half-centuries

ODI: 1 match, 22 runs, 22.00 average 

Top 5 Fastest fifty in U19 cricket world Cup history

 The Under-19 World Cup has been a platform for young cricketers to showcase their talent and skills. Over the years, many players have left their mark in this tournament and some have even created records. Many players have batted very well in the Under-19 World Cup, so we will talk about those players who have scored the fastest 50 in the Under-19 World Cup.

1. Steve Stolk (13 balls)

South African opener Steve Stoke has scored a half-century in 13 balls against Scotland in the ICC Under-19 Men's World Cup. Steve has taken Rishabh Pant's seven year old record in his name. Stoke ICC Under 19

2. Rishabh Pant

Rishabh Pant took just 18 balls to score a half-century against Nepal during the 2016 Under-19 World Cup in Dhaka. Pant scored 78 runs in just 24 balls, due to which Indian Colts were easily successful in chasing the target. He hit nine fours and five sixes in his innings. 66 of his 78 runs came only through boundaries, showing his dominance over the Nepali bowling attack.

3. Finn Allen

In the 2018 Under-19 World Cup, Finn Allen scored a half-century in 19 balls. In the 14th match of the tournament against Kenya Under-19 team, the current Kiwi opener scored 90 runs in just 40 balls.

4. Azmatullah Omarzai

Azmatullah Umarzai scored 66 runs in just 23 balls and took his team's score beyond 300. He hit three fours and seven sixes and troubled the Kiwi bowlers around the Hagley Oval.

5. Suresh Raina

Suresh Raina scored a half-century in 19 balls against Scotland during the 2004 Under-19 ODI World Cup. Batted at a strike rate of 236.84. He hit 14 fours and two sixes to score 90 runs in just 38 balls.

Upcoming cars in 2024, Cars will be launched in 2024

The year 2024 has proved to be great for the automobile market so far. Many cars have been entered in the first month itself and many more cars are going to be launched in the coming times. Many new cars are going to come within the next three-four months. Here we are going to tell about these.

1. Mahindra XUV300 Facelift

Mahindra XUV300 facelift is likely to be launched in the next month i.e. February 2024. It is expected that it will get updated design and many new feature additions. It has been spotted several times before its launch. According to reports, its new design will be inspired by the brand's upcoming BE series SUV. Inside the cabin, a new free-standing 10.25-inch infotainment system and a similar-sized driver display can be found.

2. New Gen Maruti Suzuki Swift

New Generation Maruti Suzuki Swift The new generation Maruti Suzuki Swift is expected to be launched in India by April-May 2024. Production of the hatchback, internally codenamed YED, is likely to begin next month i.e. February 2024.

It will see a new front fascia with an aggressive design with a new set of LED headlamps and L-shaped integrated LED DRL.

3. Tata Curvv

After the recent launch of Tata Curve Punch EV, the company is working on another upcoming vehicle. The Curve is expected to be launched in the second half of 2024. Regular ICE powertrain will be launched in it.

4. Toyota Taisor

The Maruti Suzuki Fronx-based coupe SUV could possibly be the Toyota Taisor. It is expected to be launched in the coming months. If reports are to be believed, it will share the underpinnings and powertrain with the FrontX, offering petrol as well as CNG fuel options and a 1.0-litre BoosterJet turbo petrol 1.2-litre K12C

5 records broken by Tanmay Agarwal during his knock of 366 in Ranji Trophy

5 records broken by Tanmay Agarwal during his knock of 366 in Ranji Trophy, Fastest triple century in first class cricket, Most sixes by a batsman in a first-class innings

Hyderabad's star opener Tanmay Agarwal created havoc in Ranji Trophy. He made a flurry of records. Although Tanmay Chauhra could not score a century. But there are many great records in his name. In the blog we will talk about 5 records broken by Tanmay Agarwal during his inning of 366 runs in Ranji Trophy.

5. Most sixes by a batsman in a first-class innings

• Tanmay Agarwal- 26
• Colin Munro-23

Tanmay Agarwal rained sixes and hit 26 out of the total 30 sixes hit by the entire Hyderabad unit in the first innings. His 26 sixes have now broken some of the records for sixes not only in Ranji Trophy cricket but in the entire history of first-class cricket.

4. Most runs from the boundary in an innings of Ranji Trophy

• 292- Tanmay Agarwal (Hyderabad) vs Arunachal, 2024
• 236 - Saqibul Ghani (Bihar) v Mizoram, 2022
• 228 - Kedar Jadhav (Maharashtra) vs UP, 2012
• 222 - Sanjay Manjrekar (Mumbai) vs Hyderabad, 1991
• 222 - Rishabh Pant (Delhi) vs Maharashtra, 2016

Hitting almost 80 per cent of his runs through boundaries in the first-class game is no small feat. 28-year-old player Tanmay Agarwal hit 34 fours and 26 sixes during his innings.

3. Best strike rate in Ranji Trophy innings

Tanmay Agarwal's strike remained consistently better during his innings. He scored his first 150 runs in 103 balls and his next 150 runs in just 44 balls. He batted at an astonishing strike rate of 202.21, which is now the best strike rate in a Ranji Trophy innings.

2. 300 runs in a single day in first-class cricket

History was created by Tanmay Agarwal as he became the first Indian player to score 300+ runs in a single day's play in first-class cricket. The left-hander played barely two sessions on the first day against Arunachal Pradesh and ended the day with a score of 323*.

1. Fastest triple century in first class cricket

While playing against Hyderabad, Tanmay has scored 323* runs in 160 balls with the help of 21 sixes. Thanks to this inning, Tanmay became the player to score the fastest triple half-century in first class cricket. He had touched the figure of 300 runs in just 147 balls. Apart from these, Tanmay also holds the record of fastest 200 runs (119 balls) by an Indian in first class cricket.

Also Read: List Of 10 Cricketers Who Won Most ICC Awards

The Longest Tunnel in the World

 The first modern tunnel was built in London under the waters of the Thames in 1843. Dug twenty-three meters below the river surface and 396 meters in length, it was built using "shield" technology. Since then, humans have tried to find out how much and what is possible from a well-designed tunnel built using advanced technologies. New projects are increasingly building longer and longer tunnels to allow automobile traffic. Today we all have become accustomed to passing through long tunnels

1. The Laerdal tunnel

Its 24.5 kilometer long Laerdal Tunnel is the longest tunnel in the world, crossing several mountain formations between Laerdal and Aurland in western Norway. Construction work began in 1995 and ended in late 2000. Due to its length, which takes 20 minutes to cover, the lighting is designed to relieve any tension between drivers. The resulting light gives the impression of daylight, and is so spectacular that it has inspired some people to hold their weddings inside the tunnel.

2. The Yamate tunnel

At 30 meters below ground, Yamate in Japan has a total length of 18.2 kilometers. Construction began in 1992 and the first section opened in 2007, with the full length opened in 2015. The Yamate Tunnel comprises the Central Circular Route of the Tokyo Toll Road, much of it under the city's Yamate Street.

3. The Zhongnanshan tunnel

The Zhongnanshan Tunnel crosses the Qianling Mountain Range between Bator and Beihai in southern China for a distance of 18 kilometers. It was the longest tunnel in Asia for seven years after its inauguration in 2007. It is part of the Xi'an Ankang Highway, which connects Chang'an and Zhashui counties. Being located at the bottom of the Qianling Range, it is 1,640 meters below ground level at some points.

4. Jinpingshan tunnel

Jinpingshan Tunnel in China has a total length of 17.5 kilometers and is located in Sichuan Province. The tunnel leading to Jinping Dam is the highest in the world and is not open to general traffic: it can only be passed by authorized vehicles. For this reason there is relatively little information about the tunnel. Part of it is at a depth of 2,375 meters as it is located directly beneath Mount Jinpingshan, making it the second deepest tunnel in the world.

5. The San Gottardo tunnel

Switzerland's San Gottardo Tunnel is part of the A2 motorway between Basel and Chiasso. When construction was completed, it was the longest tunnel in the world at 16.9 kilometers. It was built from the 1970s to the 1980s, and finally opened in September 1980. Nearly 900 traffic accidents occurred between its inauguration and the end of 2005. The most serious incident occurred in 2001, resulting in a fire that required redesign of the system. Prevent any such accidents.

AFC Asian Cup qualifiers list and knockouts

 The 2023 AFC Asian Cup has now entered the knockout stage, with the first match of the Round of 16 taking place on Saturday, January 27.

Host nation Qatar was among the more impressive performers during the group stage as life was much tougher for continental giants Japan and South Korea, although both countries managed to make it to the second stage.

Australia have also progressed and will begin their round-16 match against Indonesia, who managed to advance thanks to a win over Vietnam despite losing their other two group-stage matches.

All games now become single-elimination knockouts, where extra time and a penalty shootout will be required if the scores are tied between the teams. The quarterfinals await the eight winners of the Round of 16 matchups, while the defeated nations will return home.

AFC Asian Cup team qualifiers Team

Team	Group
Qatar	A (1st place)
Tajikistan	A (2nd place)
Australia	B (1st place)
Uzbekistan	B (2nd place)
Syria	B (3rd place)
Iran	C (1st place)
United Arab Emirates	C (2nd place)
Palestine	C (3rd place)
Iraq	D (1st place)
UAE	D (2nd place)
Indonesia	D (3rd place)
Bahrain	E (1st place)
South Korea	E (2nd place)
Jordan	E (3rd place)
Saudi Arabia	F (1st place)
Thailand	F (2nd place)

Teams Eliminated from AFC Asian Cup 2023

Team	Group
China	A (3rd place, 2 points)
Lebanon	A (4th lace, 1 point)
India	B (4th place, 0 points)
Hong Kong	C (4th place, 0 points)
Vietnam	D (4th place, 0 points)
Malaysia	E (4th place, 1 point)
Oman	F (3rd place, 2 points)
Kyrgyzstan	F (4th place, 1 point)