The Chinese National Team defeated India 2-0 in their second match of the Asian Cup on Saturday night, securing them a place in the top four and a spot in the knockout rounds of the tournament. The win was a significant achievement for the team, who had been struggling in recent matches.

The game started off well for India, with captain Virat Kohli scoring a quick-fire half-century from the start of the innings. However, it wasn't until the final over of the first innings that the Chinese took control of the match. In the fourth over, Shikhar Dhawan hit a six to put India up 47-19. The Indian batsmen responded by hitting back with a stunning 58-run partnership between Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer, who both scored runs before being caught out by Kohli.

India's batsmen continued to struggle throughout the match, however, and were unable to repeat their previous success against Australia in the semi-finals. The Chinese, meanwhile, showed great resilience and determination to come out of their slump, and they came back strong in the final over of the match.

In the end, it was a thrilling finish to the match, as the Chinese team won the toss and elected to bat first. They went on to score 268 runs in just seven overs, with Rohit Sharma scoring 67 runs and Shyamalan scoring 56 runs. India's batting lineup was brought down by Virat Kohli, who struck three consecutive boundaries to reach 75 runs in his last over.

Despite the loss, the Chinese team will be looking to bounce back next week when they take on South Africa in a crucial clash. The victory over India is a testament to the strength of the Chinese national team, and it will be exciting to see how they perform in the knockouts phase of the tournament.