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Nandani Sharma and Prema Rawat impressed with the ball even though the fielding was sub-par
A commanding opening stand between Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana, followed by an excellent overall bowling effort, gave India their eighth Asia Cup title, fourth in T20 format, as they beat previous champions Sri Lanka by 72 runs in Dubai.
India capped off an unbeaten campaign in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 in emphatic fashion, defeating Sri Lanka by 72 runs in Dubai on Sunday, September 13.
Pakistan players were fined 5% of their match fee for maintaining a slow over rate in the semi-final against Sri Lanka
Mohsin Naqvi’s ACC tenure runs until April 2027, amid ongoing Asia Cup trophy controversies involving India and questions over whether his term will be extended
Shafali Verma made headlines by scoring the quickest fifty ever recorded in the tournament, achieving her milestone in a mere twenty-four balls against Sri Lanka. Her explosive performance of 68 runs off only 39 balls not only set a new record but also matched Chamari Athapaththu’s feats of multiple half-centuries.
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