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Both reports agree that Deepti Sharma set the women's T20I wicket-taking record during India's Asia Cup opener against Thailand and that her spell was central to a large win.
Deepti Sharma reached the top of the women's T20I wicket list in India's Asia Cup opener against Thailand.
She took three wickets without conceding a run to finish with figures of 3/0.
Her career total moved to 171 wickets, surpassing Thailand's Thipatcha Putthawong.
The match was played in Dubai and marked Sharma's 150th T20I.
India won by 94 runs after bowling Thailand out for 65.
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Both reports agree that Deepti Sharma set the women's T20I wicket-taking record during India's Asia Cup opener against Thailand and that her spell was central to a large win.
No major details appear disputed in the supplied coverage, though the reports differ in how much match context they emphasize around India's innings and the final margin.
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Deepti Sharma is described as delivering a history-making spell that put her at the top of the women's T20I wicket list. The reports highlight her 3/0 figures and the fact that she surpassed Thipatcha Putthawong. They also frame the result as a strong start for India in the Asia Cup. One account calls the win comprehensive.
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The Times of India reports that Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma became the leading wicket-taker in Women's T20I history during her team's Asia Cup opener against Thailand in Dubai. Playing her 150th T20I, Sharma claimed three wickets without conceding a single run to reach a career tally of 171 wickets, surpassing Thailand's Thipatcha Putthawong. The match also featured a strong opening knock from Shafali Verma, helping India secure a comprehensive 94-run victory despite a middle-order batting collapse.
India Today reports that Deepti Sharma made history by becoming the leading wicket-taker in Women's T20Is during India's Women's Asia Cup opening match against Thailand in Dubai. Sharma delivered a stellar seven-ball spell, taking three wickets without conceding any runs to finish with figures of 3/0 and reach 171 career wickets. The performance helped the defending champions bowl Thailand out for 65 and secure an emphatic 94-run victory to start their campaign.