Ind vs Pak: The Indian women’s cricket team secured a seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in the Women’s Asia Cup in Dubai, extending their undefeated run to the semifinals. India’s spin attack collapsed Pakistan’s batting lineup for 55 runs—their lowest-ever T20I total. India chased the target in 8.4 overs. The match marked a historic milestone for Harmanpreet Kaur, who became the first cricketer globally to captain 150 T20Is.

The Indian women’s cricket team delivered a dominant performance against arch-rivals Pakistan in their Women’s Asia Cup group-stage fixture in Dubai, securing a seven-wicket victory with 68 balls remaining. The win marked India’s third consecutive victory in the tournament, confirming their place in the semifinals as group leaders.

Pakistan won the toss and opted to bat first, but their batting lineup struggled against India’s spin attack. The team was dismissed for 55 runs in 18.1 overs, setting a record for Pakistan’s lowest total in women’s T20 International history.

India’s spin trio super performance in Ind vs Pak:

India’s spin trio restricted Pakistan’s scoring opportunities throughout the innings. Shree Charani took 3 wickets for 7 runs, while Prema Rawat claimed 3 for 9. Deepti Sharma provided support with 2 for 5, and Shafali Verma took 1 for 10. Only two Pakistani batters reached double figures, led by Shawaal Zulfiqar with 14 runs and Muneeba Ali with 13.

Chasing a target of 56, India reached 57/3 in 8.4 overs. Pakistan captain Fatima Sana took all three Indian wickets, removing Shafali Verma for 12, Pratika Rawal for 4, and Smriti Mandhana for 9. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur (18 not out) and Deepti Sharma (12 not out) completed the chase, with Harmanpreet sealing the victory by hitting a boundary followed by a six.

Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur became the first player in international cricket history—across both men’s and women’s formats—to captain a team in 150 T20 International matches.