Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026: Team India's bowlers bowl out Pakistan for 55 runs
Updated On: 05 September, 2026 09:33 PM IST | Sujay Shivalkar
In the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 match against Team India, Pakistan posted a total of 55 runs. Here's all you need to know (Pics: X/File Pic)

Team India's players celebrate a wicket during the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 match against Pakistan (Pic: X/@BCCIWomen)

Having opted to bat first, Pakistan's Muneeba Ali was dismissed on 13 runs in 15 balls, including a boundary. Shawal Zulfiqar scored 14 runs off 14 balls, with the help of three boundaries. Gull Feroza departed on a four-ball duck, whereas Ayesha Zafar returned to the pavilion on two runs in seven balls (Pic: X/@ICC)

Sadaf Shams and skipper Fatima Sana registered three and zero runs, respectively. Shams faced eight balls, whereas Sana played seven balls (Pic: X/@ICC)

Eyman Fatima and Umme Hani scored five and six runs, respectively. Facing 10 balls, Eyman smashed a boundary, whereas Umme faced 18 balls. Tuba Hassan and Nashra Sandhu also scored nine and zero runs, respectively. Tuba faced 16 balls and smashed a boundary, whereas Nashra played five deliveries. Facing five balls, Sadia Iqbal stayed unbeaten on zero runs. With this, Pakistan was bowled out for 55 runs in 18.1 overs (Pic: X/@ICC)

Team India's Shree Charani returned with the figures of three wickets for seven runs in four overs. Prema Rawat also claimed three wickets by conceding nine runs in four overs. Deepti Sharma bagged two wickets, whereas Shafali Verma also chipped in with one wicket. Kranti Gaud and Nandani Sharma went wicketless in the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 match against the "Women in Blue" (Pic: X/@BCCIWomen)

Team India will heavily rely on star batswoman Smriti Mandhana. The management will expect her to replicate her performance from the previous match, where she scored a historic ton (Pic: File Pic)
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