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India Beat Pakistan by 7 Wickets in One-Sided Women’s Asia Cup Contest

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Last updated: September 5, 2026 6:01 pm
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Indian Spinners Destroy Pakistan’s BattingIndia Complete Comfortable ChaseHarmanpreet Seals Victory With a Six

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oi-Swastika Sruti

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Published: Saturday, September 5, 2026, 22:38 [IST]

India delivered an exceptional overall display to defeat Pakistan by seven wickets in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026. Batting with a meagre total of 56 to chase, India managed to chase down their target with 68 balls to spare, emphasizing the stark disparity between the two teams on that particular day.

India Beat Pakistan
India Beat Pakistan

India defeated Pakistan by seven wickets in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026, bowling them out for 55 and chasing the target with 68 balls spare, thanks to bowlers Sree Charani, Prema Rawat, and Deepti Sharma.

India’s victory was made possible by their spinners who dismissed Pakistan’s batters comprehensively, bowling them out for 55 in the 19th over.

Indian Spinners Destroy Pakistan’s Batting

The strength of India was in their bowling. Sree Charani and Prema Rawat accounted for three wickets apiece for India, putting Pakistan under constant pressure during their innings.

While Charani kept the Pakistani batsmen pinned by virtue of her bowling, Prema Rawat took full advantage of the conditions as well. Meanwhile, Deepti Sharma took two wickets, and Pakistan found it hard to get going with any partnership.

Wickets fell constantly for the Pakistanis, who ended up getting bundled out for just 55 runs.

भारत ने पाक को 7 विकेट से हराया..
भारत ने 9th ओवर में चेज किया स्कोर..

Pierre Gasly | | Nitish Samvad|
Sa News YouTube Channel#INDvsPAK pic.twitter.com/CkWeRAqDNG

— Bajrang Tard (@baju_bt) September 5, 2026

India Complete Comfortable Chase

With 56 runs needed to win, India were never really in any kind of trouble throughout the chase. India won the game by seven wickets with 68 deliveries to spare, ending the game in style.

Harmanpreet Kaur delivered the final stroke in style. She charged down the wicket and hammered Nashra Sandhu for six over her head.
Harmanpreet Kaur remained unbeaten at 18 runs, whereas Deepti Sharma remained unbeaten at 12 runs.

Harmanpreet Seals Victory With a Six

The final moments summed up India’s comfortable victory. Harmanpreet first found the boundary for a four before following it up with a six off Sandhu to complete the chase.
India finished the match with plenty of time to spare, although the three wickets lost meant the chase was not completely flawless.

Still, the result was never in serious doubt after Pakistan’s dramatic batting collapse.
India Finish as Group Leaders

The victory strengthened India’s position at the top of the group and gave them another convincing result in the tournament.

For Pakistan, the defeat highlighted major problems with their batting, especially against India’s spin attack. Their total of 55 proved far too small to defend, and India’s bowlers had effectively decided the match before the chase even began.

India’s Sree Charani, Prema Rawat and Deepti Sharma were the main architects of the victory, while Harmanpreet Kaur provided the final flourish to complete a dominant seven-wicket win.

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