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India Women vs Pakistan Women, Match 9 Match Summary

IND-W vs PAK-W, 2026 - T20 Summary

India Women vs Pakistan Women Scorecard

Match Ended

Match 9, Dubai International Stadium, Dubai , Sep 05, 2026

India Women

57/3 (8.4/20)

Pakistan Women

55 (18.1/20)

India Women beat Pakistan Women by 7 wickets

Player of the Match

Sree Charani

3/7(4)

PAK-W 55/10

Top Batsmen

Shawaal Zulfiqar

14 (14)

3x4s
0x6s
100SR

Muneeba Ali

13 (15)

1x4s
0x6s
86.66SR

Top Bowlers

Nallapureddy Charani

ECON 1.75

OVERS

7/3

R/W

Prema Rawat

ECON 2.25

OVERS

9/3

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IND-W 57/3

Top Batsmen

Harmanpreet Kaur

18 (18)

1x4s
1x6s
100SR

Shafali Verma

12 (6)

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Short, sweet, ruthless - India have once again made light work of their arch-rivals, Pakistan, extending their stranglehold over them by completely outclassing them across all three departments of the game. They wrap up their league campaign on a high, and attention will now turn to the semi-final on Thursday, 10th September, with the opponent still to be confirmed. Pakistan, on the other hand, have a lot of introspection to do before their next assignment against Hong Kong, China, where they will enter as firm favorites. A win in that fixture is crucial for them to confirm their semi-final berth. Up next, Sri Lanka Women take on Bangladesh Women in a very crucial Group B clash on Sunday, 6th September and the first ball is scheduled to be bowled at 2.30 pm GMT (8 pm IST). Until then, cheers!

The victorious Indian captain - Harmanpreet Kaur is all smiles as she walks up to have a word. Kaur says it was a very important game for them and she is happy with the team's effort. She talks about being ruthless and is pleased with the way they performed. She praises all the bowlers for sticking to their plans and says reading the pitch well was key. Adds that they executed their plans accordingly. Kaur says the wobble with the bat is part of the game, adding that Pakistan also bowled a few good balls. Harman says it is important to keep their standards high and is really happy to see everyone putting their hand up and producing good performances. On reaching 150 T20Is as India's captain, she says she is grateful and never thought she would come this far. She thanks everyone for their support, adding that without it, none of this would have been possible.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - Sree Charani receives the award for her exceptional bowling display. She finished with figures reading 3/7 in 4 overs. She begins by saying that it feels great to contribute in the team's win. She details that her focus was simply on bowling to her strengths and to the field set for her, adding that giving the ball more revs is what's been working for her. On how it feels, she stays grounded, saying it felt like just another day at the office, and while it may hold special meaning, she's more focused on contributing further for her country and continuing her good run of form.

The captain of Pakistan Women - Fatima Sana points out their struggles with the bat as the main reason for the defeat. When asked if batting first was the right decision, she says it was a fresh wicket, so they wanted to bat first, put good runs on the board and back their bowling attack. On her spell with the ball, she says it does not matter as they lost the match. Ends by saying that their focus is on trying to play good cricket and qualify for the next round.

... Post-match Presentation ...

Made the occasion more special - Having already sealed their semi-final spot, with the top order doing the heavy lifting time and again, India would have fancied Shafali alone getting the job done here. But they suffered a mini-collapse up top instead, with Mandhana falling cheaply too, while Pratika once again failed to get going. It was fitting that the skipper, leading India for the 150th time, made the occasion even more memorable with a composed, sensible approach. Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma then combined to arrest the slide, steering India home safely without any further hiccups.

Fatima, the fighter - Pakistan may have posted their lowest-ever T20I total, but Fatima Sana still went about breaching India's first wall, striking thrice through the top order to send back Shafali, Pratika and then Smriti. Defending just 55, though, was always going to demand the same fire breathed from the other end too, and that support simply never arrived. With the ball doing its bit for the spinners throughout, one senses that even a total between 100 and 120 would have made this a far more interesting contest.

Flawed at the root - Pakistan's technique itself came under the scanner here, with several batters caught playing across the line and against the turn, and almost every dismissal coming off an attacking shot. Patience was in short supply, with barely anyone willing to simply spend time at the crease. In fact, barring Shawaal Zulfiqar and Muneeba Ali, not a single batter managed to reach double figures. Look at it this way, Pakistan started off steady at 27/0, only to lose all ten wickets in the next 28 runs.

Spinners boss it up - India's spinners ran riot, accounting for 9 Pakistan wickets between them, with Sree Charani topping the charts courtesy of an exceptional three-wicket haul. Her 50th T20I wicket, though, will have to wait a little longer, one that got away on this occasion. India were a touch sloppy in the field early on, with Pratika putting down Muneeba on 6, but the spin quartet of Charani, Deepti, Prema and Shafali more than made up for it, sniffing the wind clean out of Pakistan's sails.

4.48 pm GMT (10.18 pm IST) - One-sided rivalry - India have handed Pakistan one of their heaviest defeats in the shortest format, and in doing so, reaffirmed once again that they remain the gold standard of cricket in the subcontinent, with no side anywhere close to touching them. They have extended their lead to 15-3 versus Pakistan in T20Is, and 7-1 in the Women's T20 Asia Cup alone. They have also ensured that they finish in pole position in Group A.

Over 8.4 : 57/3

12 Runs

18.1
18.2
48.3
68.4

H. Kaur

18 (18)

D. Sharma

12 (14)

N. Sundhu

1.4-0-19-0

8.4

Nashra Sundhu To Harmanpreet Kaur

SIX! That's it. Fittingly, Harmanpreet Kaur hits the winning runs in her 150th T20I as the Indian captain. India win by 7 wickets and round off a spotless group stage campaign. Sundhu tosses it up on middle. Kaur dances down the track and extends her hands into the shot as she launches it back over the bowler's head, clearing the fence with ease.

8.3

Nashra Sundhu To Harmanpreet Kaur

FOUR! Just over! India's 50 comes up. Sundhu offers flight, full and on off. Kaur reaches out in front and goes for the lofted hit. She gets it more from the bottom part of the blade as she looks to go over mid on. Fatima Sana does not quite pick it up straight away and back pedals, looking to take the catch over her head with a leap, but it sails over her and goes away for a boundary.

8.2

Nashra Sundhu To Deepti Sharma

Flat and short, on off, Deepti gets on the back foot and taps it to long on to turn the strike over.

8.1

Nashra Sundhu To Harmanpreet Kaur

A bit of air given, fractionally short, on off. Kaur waits back and glides it with an open bat face behind point. The backward point fielder dives to her left but lets it through, conceding a single. 10 more needed for India.

Over 8 : 45/3

4 Runs

17.1
17.2
07.3
07.4
17.5
17.6

H. Kaur

7 (15)

D. Sharma

11 (13)

Umm-e-Hani

1-0-4-0

7.6

Umm-e-Hani To Harmanpreet Kaur

Turning back into the right-hander, the length is fuller, on middle. Kaur lets the ball come on and nurdles it with the spin behind square leg for another single.

7.5

Umm-e-Hani To Deepti Sharma

Better line and length. Closer to the off pole, on a nagging length. Deepti drops it with soft hands beside the strip on the off side and hurries to the other end.

7.4

Umm-e-Hani To Deepti Sharma

Short and wide on off, turning away. Deepti frees her arms and spanks it but picks out Fatima Sana at extra cover.

7.3

Umm-e-Hani To Deepti Sharma

Stays short, on off. Sharma forces it away but can't get it wide enough of the mid off fielder.

7.2

Umm-e-Hani To Harmanpreet Kaur

Drags the length back, on off. Kaur stays back and punches it to long on. They cross.

7.1

Umm-e-Hani To Deepti Sharma

Tossed up, on middle. Deepti lunges and knocks it to long off for one.

Umm-e-Hani is into the attack now, and she replaces Fatima Sana. There's a slip in place.

Over 7 : 41/3

7 Runs

46.1
06.2
16.3
26.4
06.5
06.6

H. Kaur

5 (13)

D. Sharma

9 (9)

N. Sundhu

1-0-7-0

6.6

Nashra Sundhu To Harmanpreet Kaur

Shorter and on the off pole, Kaur gets on top of the bounce and punches it to cover.

6.5

Nashra Sundhu To Harmanpreet Kaur

Spears in a full ball, attacking the front pad. Harman brings her bat out in front to defend.

6.4

Nashra Sundhu To Harmanpreet Kaur

From around the wicket for the right-hander, full and in line with the off stump. Kaur gets her hands out in front and plays the paddle down towards deep fine leg. Gets a bit of glove as well, and as a result, the ball does not have the legs to reach the fence. The slip fielder gives chase and hunts it down but cannot prevent the second run from being taken. India need 15 more runs.

6.3

Nashra Sundhu To Deepti Sharma

Drops it short, it keeps low, on middle. Deepti adjusts as she swivels and pulls it to deep square leg for a single.

6.2

Nashra Sundhu To Deepti Sharma

Flatter and on a good length, on off. Deepti presses forward initially but then rocks back as she works it to mid-wicket. The fielder dives to her right and parries it behind the bowler. Nashra gets to the ball and cuts down the single.

6.1

Nashra Sundhu To Deepti Sharma

FOUR! Nicely done. Floated up by Sundhu, on off. Sharma skips down the track and then gets down on a knee. She reaches out in front and clubs it to the left of long on for a boundary.

End of the Powerplay. India would definitely feel that they have lost one too many wickets in a paltry chase of 56. They need 22 runs from 84 balls and Nashra Sundhu has been given the ball now. A slip in place.

Over 6 : 34/3

3 Runs

05.1
25.2
05.3
15.4
05.5
05.6

H. Kaur

3 (10)

D. Sharma

4 (6)

F. Sana

3-0-17-3

5.6

Fatima Sana To Harmanpreet Kaur

Angled in at the sticks, on a length. Kaur is solid in defence. At the end of the Powerplay, India are 34/3, needing 22 more runs.

5.5

Fatima Sana To Harmanpreet Kaur

A bit of nip back into the right-hander, on a back of a length. Kaur pushes it down the deck. Sana hobbles to her right to try to pick the ball up but eventually lets it go.

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