Highlights from the Road Safety World Series final between India and Sri Lanka legends: Naman Ojha's undefeated batting total of 108 helped India Legends upset Sri Lanka Legends by a margin of 33 runs on Saturday in order to win the Road Safety World Series championship. Vinay Kumar and Abhimanyu Mithun were India Legends' top bowlers as they chased 195 runs and bowled Sri Lanka Legends out for 162 runs.

Ishan Jayaratne was the only star in an underwhelming Sri Lankan batting group that struggled against a well-organized Indian bowling outfit (51). In the previous match of the Road Safety World Series, Sachin Tendulkar's India Legends squad won the toss and elected to bat first against Sri Lanka Legends.

In a video that is now viral on social media, Dishan and Suresh Raina can be seen having an incredible moment.

The Sri Lankan skipper was forewarned by Raina, who had the ball and appeared to be making fun of Dilshan. The legendary batsman then gave Raina a second hug as they both chuckled.

In the tournament, Naman Ojha was particularly impressive with the bat, striking a crucial century in the final to go along with his crucial 90-run unbeaten performance against Australia Legends in the semifinal.

With his unbroken 108-run effort in the RSWS 2022 final, Naman Ojha, who on Saturday became only the second player in the tournament's history to reach a century, helped India Legends defeat Sri Lanka Legends by 33 runs in Raipur.

Earlier this month, Tillakaratne Dilshan became the first player to score a century in the second edition of the RSWS, while Ojha, who had also amassed an unbeaten 90-run innings in the semifinal match against the Australia Legends, kept up his remarkable streak.

He was ecstatic when Tendulkar's fellow opener helped the India Legends win the Road Safety World Series for the second time with a century.

The Master Blaster replied with great vigour to Naman Ojha's excitement after the latter stated his century. The 39-year-old smashed 15 boundaries and two sixes to reach his 108* inning.

After Sachin chose to bat first after winning the toss and chose to bowl first, Ojha's heroics allowed India Legends to score 195 for 6 in 20 overs. In response, the Sri Lankan squad was defeated by 162 runs, while the host team triumphed by 33 runs.

When Ojha bowed to the dugout after scoring his century with a six off the first ball of India's inning's 19th over, Sachin's gesture instantly garnered prominence.

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