India Women vs Pakistan Women, Match 9, Group A, Thrilling Women’s Asia Cup 2026

India Women Vs Pakistan Women clash in Match 9 of Group A at the Women’s Asia Cup 2026. Get match updates, key players, highlights, score, and exciting cricket action.

India Women vs Pakistan Women

The all the rage game of the event did not meet its expectations. How many times have we seen that these days? It always seemed to be a one-sided contest and Pakistan were handed down by the Indians for their lowest ever T20I score. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

India had already made it past the group stages and this knock-out win will ensure they are at the top of the group. Meanwhile, Pakistan will have to face-off against Hong Kong, China in their final match to clinch their berth. That’s all from this game. Farewell till the next time, be safe.
Stats by Roshan Gede. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

Pakistan Women 1st Inning:

India Women 2nd Inning:

Largest win margins for IND-W in T20Is (on balls remaining)
84 vs THA-W, Sylhet, 2022
70 vs BAN-W, Hangzhou, 2023
69 vs SL-W, Sylhet, 2022
68 vs PAK-W, Dubai, 2026
57 vs WI-W, Gros Islet, 2019

This is the second biggest defeat margin for PAK-W in the format; they had lost with 70 balls to spare against NZ-W at Basseterre during the Women’s T20 WC 2010.

The biggest win margins in Women’s T20 Asia Cup (by balls remaining)
84 – IND-W vs THA-W, Sylhet, 2022
73 – SL-W vs UAE-W, Dubai, 2026
69 – IND-W vs SL-W, Sylhet, 2022
68 – IND-W vs PAK-W, Dubai, 2026
66 – PAK-W vs MAS-W, Sylhet, 2022
66 – THA-W vs MAS-W, Kuala Lumpur, 2018


Harmanpreet Kaur: Very important game for us, and really happy (with) the way the entire team performed today, because we talk about being ruthless, and I’m really happy (with) the way we performed. All the bowlers, they were outstanding. They are sticking to their game and are playing according to their plans and reading the pitch well. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

I believe that is the most important; knowing the pitch and then proceeding accordingly. Thoughts on losing three wickets: I think it’s part of the game. They’re also bowled a couple of good balls and I’m sure this was the most important thing, India Women vs Pakistan Women. just be there, keep going at the ball and get the game over with. It’s very important, we have high standards.

I think I’m really satisfied with the way everyone has matured and they’re at the field, I know what they’re bringing to the field, India Women vs Pakistan Women, so hopefully we will continue to perform the way we do and then it’s another two games away. I’m very thankful to be in the lead for the 150th T20I.

I’m sure I never thought I’d get this far, but all the people who have supported me on the back, I’m just so appreciative, I hope they continue to support me as I will be nothing without support. You know I’m thankful, the team, India Women vs Pakistan Women, support team they’ve been just superb. So, yes, I mean many, many, many more to come hopefully. Let’s do our bit, continue the good work.


Shree Charani | Player of the Match: [Getting a PotM in a India v Pakistan game] It’s great, ma’am, (a) great feeling to contribute (to) my team. [Tell us about your spell today] Just wanted to bowl to my strength and according to the field. India Women vs Pakistan Women, What I’m most confident about is just trying to do more reps with the ball.

I think it’s normal, every day of the week, it’s (it’s) the 50th wicket I’m getting, I think it is. But it will be special, but yeah, I need to continue more and want to do more for my country. Yes, ma’am, I feel that way about being the No 1 ranked bowler. I want to continue on my good work.


Fatima Sana: We were (a) down in the batting and had a bad day (from the start) through the day. [How wise was batting first?] We know that (it was a) fresh wicket, and we just wanted to put up the maximum total. We know that we have a solid bowling line. India Women vs Pakistan Women, But yet we lost the game, it’s fine. It doesn’t matter, we needed to win. We will play good cricket there and in the last match we will strive to win and (progress) to the knockout stage/ finals.


All that ever remained to be decided was the time that it took for Pakistan to defy the inevitable. Shafali opened the innings with a first-ball six and it looked like the Indians would gallop home, likely in the powerplay. India Women vs Pakistan Women, But Pakistan’s captain Fatima Sana was not about to give up so easily. In the next over, she hit Shafali and Pratika twice and in her second over, caught Smriti LBW.

It was then that Harmanpreet and Deepti got down to business, took their time and made sure of no further bumps and sparring as they went about chasing it down in 8.4 overs. Kudos to Fatima for not giving up after that performance from the bat and getting three wickets early. India Women vs Pakistan Women, It would’ve been a good chase if her batters had a competitive total put up. Presentations coming up..

The bowlers from PAK-W who have picked up 3 or more wickets in Overs 1-6 of T20I.
3/7 – Fatima Sana vs ZIM-W, Karachi, 2026
3/17 – Fatima Sana vs IND-W, Dubai, 2026
3/20 – Sadia Iqbal vs ZIM-W, Karachi, 2026

Batting in the middle of the order, they have a major role to play in the first half of the 12 overs of the

match vs IND-W in Overs 1-6!: India Women vs Pakistan Women

3/13 – Megan Schutt (AUS-W), Brabourne, 2018
3/13 – Hayley Matthews (WI-W), Providence, 2019
3/15 – Oshadi Ranasinghe (SL-W), Colombo CCC, 2018
3/17 – Fatima Sana (PAK-W), Dubai, 2026. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

India bowled Pakistan out early in their Asia Cup women’s face-off in Dubai on Saturday (September 5) when they claimed the victory with a 55-run stand in 8.4 overs. India found itself in a tight spot when they had to chase 56 runs from the lowest all-out score in Women’s T20Is in Pakistan, India Women vs Pakistan Women, but then Fatima Sana had briefly won her side some time when she took out three of India’s top three batters but there was no late drama as Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma delivered a solid performance for the hosts. India jumped to the top of Group A with a 3-0 record after defeating Sri Lanka by seven wickets.

Pakistan chose to bat first and had a fairly solid start with Shawaal Zulfiqar and Muneeba Ali taking the opening wicket for 27 runs. Muneeba had a couple of opportunities to score runs in the early overs, one coming as a simple dropped chance at cover-point, but Shafali Verma finally broke through in the fifth over, to pick her up for 13 off 15. India Women vs Pakistan Women, The dismissal kicked off a domino effect.

Gull Feroza was caught at a backward point after running down the pitch for three balls to charge a Shree Charani delivery in the air, three shots later. Charani, who was the more fluent of the two hitters, went next in the same over with three off 14, with Zulfiqar caught in front. Ayesha Zafar then sent an in-drifter strike across to Harmanpreet Kaur for Pakistan, who were going 32 for 4.

From there the collapse on the upward trend. Sadaf Shamas was bowled Prema Rawat for three, after she was set out for a slog, India Women vs Pakistan Women, and saw a quicker delivery twisted, which hit the stumps. Deepti Sharma followed up in the next ball, on the foot of Fatima Sana who had Pakistan in trouble at 35 for 6.

After a brief stand of 10 runs, Eyman Fatima and Umm-e-Hani put up little resistance to recover. Eyman was run out for five while Umm-e-Hani bowled out Rawat for a sweep-off Nandani Sharma at short fine. Then Rawat went back at Nashra Sandhu, India Women vs Pakistan Women, knocking him out with a duck; Deepti then completed her innings as Pakistan were bowled out in 18.1 overs.

Charani and Rawat netted three wickets each while Deepti scored a pair. Muneeba and Zulfiqar were the only ones to tally double figures. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

India’s pursuit started with such aggression that would immediately imply it is to be pursued. Shafali got the first ball of the chase hit over long-off for six before hitting one for six on the next ball to get to 3000 runs in Women’s T20Is. India Women vs Pakistan Women, She reached the milestone at the age of 22 years and 220 days, and was the youngest player to reach the milestone.

In a matchup that saw Pakistan look decidedly underwhelming, their captain got them a brief window of opportunity. Fatima Sana was not to be denied the opportunity as she went on to make a second score in the second over. Shafali was awarded a leading edge that rolled back to the bowler’s end while Pratika Rawal was given a fine edge in to the keeper.

Fresh from her record-breaking knock against Hong Kong, China, Smriti Mandhana was hoping to get her act together but was bowled lbw in Fatima’s next over for nine. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

Pakistan came closest to making a turnaround. Harmanpreet and Deepti refrained from taking unnecessary risks and played smart cricket by saving the strike and waiting for scoring chances.

The game was finally brought to a fitting conclusion with a six from Harmanpreet off Nashra Sandhu, who took the seventh wicket in the seventh over, in the process breaking the sequence of dots and ending the game with the 150th, Deepti’s, 200th and 300th wicket of the captain’s career. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

Brief Scores: India routed Pakistan by 7 wickets for 57/3 in 8.4 overs, with Shawaal Zulfiqar (14) and Shree Charani (3-7) and Prema Rawat (3-9) all contributing to the victory with 3 wickets each. India Women vs Pakistan Women.

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Deepti Sharma to Tuba Hassan, Out Stumped!!! Pakistan have been bowled out for 55 – their lowest in T20Is. Deepti finishes things off. Hassan had to look for runs and perishes in the process. She shimmies down and gets deceived in flight, the ball sneaks under her swinging blade and Richa does well – collects the ball properly and lights up the stumps. While Hassan tries to re-enter, he’d been beaten to it by Richa. Tuba Hassan st Richa Ghosh b Deepti Sharma 9(16) [4s-1] India Women vs Pakistan Women.


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Out Caught by Richa Ghosh!! Prema Rawat to Nashra Sandhu Raise the finger if you are sure, Pakistan are down 9. Rawat in at No.3 wicket. She’s delighted. Sandhu, floated closely to off, keeps his leg side and attempts to drive the ball but it spins away and rolls along a thin edge outside. Richa does well to hang on behind the stumps. Nearly she got it caught near the wrists. Nashra Sandhu b Richa Ghosh 0(5)


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This time she cashes in towards Tuba Hassan and FOUR, Sha fali verma. Hassan gets on top of the bounce and gets past the packed off-side field, India Women vs Pakistan Women, through the long-off strike of Fulmali and even breaks the square on the first shot from the outside corner.


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Out Caught Nandani Sharma!! Prema Rawat to Umm-e-Hani. Wickets are still falling. Pakistan have now eight wickets at 18 and they are at risk of failing to bat out 20 overs. Rawat dismissed her for 2nd wicket. She’s been tossing ’em up today and inviting the big shot, Umm-e-Hani sits down to play the sweep, but takes more of a top-edge. Nandani is in from short fine and makes a basic catch. Umm-e-Hani (6/18) is a daughter of Prema Rawat (b) Nandani Sharma.

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Out Umm-e-Hani, Deepti Sharma to Eyman Fatima Run Out!! Not a good cricket showing generally and has lost a wicket. Umm-e-Hani, India Women vs Pakistan Women, the Flight, starts outside off and didn’t have an interest in the single. But Fatima saw that Umm-e-Hani was not moving when she was more than half way down. She quickly spins around and sprints back and sprawls to the crease but still is short.

Fulmali cleanly picks up the ball and reacts to throw it on the bounce to the non-striker’s end. Deepti gets into an awkward position, making it difficult for her to collect the ball, fumbles but recovers quickly to remove the bails.

That should have been a straightforward run-out which Deepti almost messed up, but Fatima was so far down that there was enough time to make up for the fumble. Fatima doesn’t like Umm-e-Hani and tells her. Delivering a fine towing and Court of Appeal performance, Eyman Fatima run out (Bharti Fulmali/Deepti Sharma) 5(10) [4s-1]. India Women vs Pakistan Women.


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Prema Rawat to Eyman Fatima, FOUR and welcome boundary for Pakistan. The squeeze is on, wickets are tumbling and the pressure is on. Full pitch outside off; Fatima comes through and drives straight on the outside. She put it in the hole and she got the timing right, she did get the time right. India Women vs Pakistan Women.


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Fatima Sana is out in the 16th over of the second over after being bowled out by Deepti Sharma off Lbw!! This is a big one! Deepti Sharma plays this to turn in well while Fatima Sana makes it across the line without learning from the other batters.

The Pakistan skipper misses the ball while trying to flick and is beaten by the turn from a length as the ball pins her on the knee roll. The umpire points to her finger, but it seems to have fallen off her leg and Fatima Sana does not seem very happy with the call. However, there’s no DRS and she’ll have to walk back! Deepti Sharma 0(7) was bowled out by Fatima Sana lbw. India Women vs Pakistan Women.


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Out Bowled!! Prema Rawat to Sadaf Shamas. Another one is out and the Indian spinners are dominating Pakistan. Sadaf Shamas goes for the slog, wanting to take on this full-length delivery, but Rawat delivers it more quickly and it straightens up. The ball comes by unnoticed and the stumps are moved by Sadaf Shamas. Sadaf Shamas b Prema Rawat 3(8). India Women vs Pakistan Women.


8.4
Prema Rawat to Fatima Sana, no run, dropped! India’s third shot of the innings to miss! Prema Rawat takes it up and Fatima Sana sprints hard at it to take it to the left of the bowler. Rawat reaches both hands, but can’t hold on. India Women vs Pakistan Women.
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Out Caught Harmanpreet Kaur to Shree Charani and Ayesha Zafar. “Oh no! Ayesha Zafar has just struck Harmanpreet Kaur in between on mid-on. This is too full, in-drifter and on the stumps. Ayesha Zafar attempts to get it flying over mid-on but is unable to get underneath it and fail to get the elevation.

The ball rolls directly to Harmanpreet who makes a reverse cup. Wicket #3 for Shree Charani. Ayesha Zafar c Harmanpreet Kaur b Shree Charani 2(7). India Women vs Pakistan Women.


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Out LBW!! – Shree Charani to Shawaal Zulfiqar That seems like close, and the umpires points her finger in the direction of the ball! This looked dead in front, and the entire Indian team appealed straightaway, and gets a positive response from the umpire. This is drifted in from a length by Shree Charani and is held in line. Shawaal Zulfiqar takes the sweep standing on his knees but fails to connect and is bowled right in front of the stumps. Second wicket of the over, and India have ended the powerplay in dominant fashion. Aamhi Shawaal Zulfiqar lbw b Shree Charani 14(14) [4s-3]


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Out Caught by Nandani Sharma!! Shree Charani to Gull Feroza Backward Point is no problem for Nandani Sharma in the air. Shree Charani plays this in from a length and makes Gull Feroza turn away as it shimmies the length of the pitch in search of the turn. She receives a long pass to her back that is thrown to Nandani, who moves to her right and catches it. Shree Charani’s daughter Gull Feroza with Nandani Sharma b Shree Charani 0(4)


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Bowled!! Shafali Verma to Muneeba Ali Knocked over! After a couple of missed chances, Shafali Verma says she’ll do it all by herself! This one bowls this bowler flattering on the stumps as Muneeba Ali attempts to cut and falls. Ball spins just enough to hit the off bail. India have finally got their first wickets! Muneeba Ali b Shafali Verma 13(15) [4s-1]


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Shafali Verma to Muneeba Ali, two fouls and it’s Pratika Rawal once again! Muneeba Ali tries to take on Shafali Verma, doesn’t get to the pitch of the ball but goes through with the shot towards long-on. Rawal misjudges, becomes too aggressive and the ball falls behind her when she attempts to jump and retrieve with one hand, but can’t get a hand to it.


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Nandani Sharma–Lucky, Shawaal Zulfiqar–Lucky, FOUR–Lucky, but Shawaal Zulfiqar won’t care! Races away for four to play the agl heave through the leg side with an inside edge to beat short fine right and runs away.


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Kranti Gaud to Shawaal Zulfiqar, FOUR, nicely hit! Simply steps forward and strikes out the strike for her second boundary.


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To Muneeba Ali, Kranti goes to the 1 and then Rawal drops a sitter at the 1st point! Muneeba Ali looks at the width that is being offered and takes a shot which she misses. The ball bounces up to cover-point, where Rawal always has time. She attempts to take it with a reverse cup, but ends up making a meal of it.
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Nandani Sharma to Shawaal Zulfiqar! FOUR, first boundary for Pakistan! Not quite on time, but Zulfiqar steps up to the ball, leaps up to the fielder at mid-on and slams it over the jumper.

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