The former Indian cricket and reviewer Aakash Chopra took a sharp broom in Pakistan while reviewing, highlighting the dominance of Indian women in a limited format. “Here, you do not need evidence to prove whether you win or lose, the evidence can be seen by everyone. And the evidence, India is leading 11-0,” Chopra said, referring to the unintended Indian record against Pakistan in Odi.The statement came in the middle of some of the demands of Pakistan’s dispute due to increasing political tensions. Supporting the team, Indian male captain Sidayakumar Yadav also rejected any competition between women’s teams, expressing confidence in India expanding their victory and making a 12-0 record. “I again say the competition is when competition is neck to neck.Watch Aakash Chopra’s Momen on Mic here In the field, Indian women maintain control as Pakistan find it difficult to pursue a simple target. At the end of 36 years, Pakistan is 130 for five in their 50-over, requires 118 running from 84 balls to reach Indian volume. Muneeba Ali was the first goal to fall, departing from 21, while Sadaf Shamas (6) and Aliya Riaz (28) also fell cheap. Sidra Amin, however, was stable with 66 49 balls, which was attractive in 170.21, while Natalia Pervaiz contributed 33. Fatima there, Captain Pakistan, could only manage 21 before being arrested by Smriti Mandhana of the Deepi Sharma. Sidra Nawaz remained unbeatable at 11. Indian bowls are clinical, with Kranti Gaud taking three wickets for 12 overs and Deepi Sharma claiming two, keeping Pakistan under pressure.
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Finally, India won an 88 victory, ensuring that they not only extended India’s dominance to Pakistan for 12 consecutive ODI victories but also strengthened the growing gap between the two teams in women’s games. Victory in Colombo also saw India rise in Australia, with four points from 2 games.
