India bowled out Pakistan for 55, their lowest-ever completed WT20I total.
Shree Charani and Prema Rawat took three wickets each in the collapse.
India chased the target in 8.4 overs and lost three wickets in the process.
The result completed an unbeaten group-stage campaign for India.
Pakistan mentor Wahab Riaz said his team remains the best side in the tournament.
Riaz also defended the decision to bring in new faces after criticism over squad changes.
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All of the reporting agrees that India beat Pakistan by seven wickets after Pakistan were dismissed for 55, and that India finished the chase quickly. The accounts also agree that Wahab Riaz defended Pakistan’s squad changes and insisted the team remains competitive.
What remains uncertain in the coverage is not the match result but the broader claim around Pakistan’s standing, which is presented as Riaz’s view. The reporting also leaves room for further reaction to the squad overhaul and criticism from former captain Sana Mir.
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India’s win is described as a comprehensive seven-wicket victory built on Pakistan’s collapse to 55. The reporting emphasizes the bowling effort from Shree Charani and Prema Rawat, along with India’s quick chase in 8.4 overs. It also notes that the result secured India’s unbeaten group-stage finish and included a record for Shafali Verma in one account. Several reports highlight Wahab Riaz’s defense of Pakistan’s squad and his claim that the team remains the best side in the tournament.
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India Women defeated Pakistan Women in the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 after Pakistan was bowled out for 55 runs, marking their lowest-ever completed WT20I total. Pakistan chose to bat first and started with a 27-run opening partnership, but their innings collapsed as no other batters reached double digits. Indian bowlers Shree Charani and Prema Rawat each claimed three wickets. India successfully chased the target in 8.4 overs, securing their position as Group A champions despite losing three wickets during the run chase.
DD India reports that the Indian women's cricket team secured a comprehensive seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in the Women's Asia Cup at the Dubai International Stadium. India bowled out Pakistan for just 55 runs, powered by a stellar spin attack with N. Sree Charani and Prema Rawat claiming three wickets each. India then chased down the target in 8.4 overs, concluding an unbeaten group-stage campaign. Shafali Verma also set a record as the youngest batter to score 3,000 runs in women's T20Is during the match.
Hindustantimes.com reports that Pakistan's women's team suffered a heavy defeat after being bowled out for 55 runs by tournament favorites India during their Women's Asia Cup encounter. Despite the collapse, Pakistan team mentor Wahab Riaz downplayed the heavy loss, asserting that his squad remains the best side in the tournament to lift the title. Riaz also defended the team management's decision to drop seven underperforming players in favor of new faces, disagreeing with criticism from former captain Sana Mir.
India defeated Pakistan by seven wickets in the Women's Asia Cup after bowling them out for a record-low total of 55 runs in Dubai on Saturday. Despite the heavy defeat, Pakistan coach Wahab Riaz defended his squad and surprisingly claimed that Pakistan remains the best side to lift the trophy because the conditions suit them. Riaz also addressed criticism regarding sweeping squad changes, explaining that new faces were introduced to build for the future after previous players failed to deliver.
India secured a dominant seven-wicket victory against Pakistan in the Women's Asia Cup after dismissing their opponents for just 55 runs at the Dubai International Stadium. The crushing defeat marked Pakistan's lowest-ever T20I total, surpassing their previous low from 2012. Following the match, Pakistan mentor Wahab Riaz dismissed criticism from former captain Sana Mir over squad overhauls and surprisingly maintained that his team remains the best in the tournament.