The upcoming Odi World Cup will feature a competition between India and Pakistan on Sunday in Colombo. This follows a recent incident at the Asian Cup 2025, where three Indian-Pakistan games pay significant attention.Indian Cricket The team rejected a handshake with Pakistani players and refused to receive a trophy from Asian Cricket Council chief Mohsin Naqvi after winning the final. Captain of Indian men’s team Yadav suryakumar Set this precedent, and now the attention turns to how the captain of the Indian Women’s Team Harmanpreet Kaur will deal with the situation.Bcci Secretary Devajit Saikia discussed the question of whether the Indian Women Team will follow the men’s approach. “I can’t predict anything, but our relationship with the hostile country is the same, no change last week,” Saikia told the BBC.“India will play the competition against Pakistan in Colombo, and all cricket protocols will be followed.In this new Women’s World Cup action, Bangladesh beat Pakistan with seven wickets with 18.5 overs living in Colombo. Bangladesh succeeded in pursuing Pakistan’s 129.Rubya Haider, made his debut Wodi, scored half a century unbeaten to guide Bangladesh for victory. Bangladesh’s bowling attack, led by Marufa Akter, set a tone with early wicket.“We are very pleased to win under our belt on our first trip,” Marufa said. “There is a lot of support from my teammates. Special credit to our team analysts who feed me with some valuable inputs that lead to the game. We show a lot of energy in the field and we take a lot of positive from the game.”Bangladesh players dominate the game. Nahida Akter claimed two fast wickets, reduced Pakistan to 47-4 in 14 overs. Shorna Akter then took three wickets for just five runs in 3.3 overs.Rubya Haider’s hitting performance features the right cut shot between the point and the cover. He maintained control throughout the scene without having to play air shots.Pakistan’s hitting performance is underwhelming, with only two players scoring more than 20 runs. They face the challenge of adjusting to Colombo’s slow field for their upcoming match.Diana Baig, who represents Pakistan in both cricket and football, shows a promise with her bowling. However, low targets mean that their efforts cannot change the results of the match.“We just lost too much wicket early and never recovered,” said Pakistan captain Fatima there. “We have to put this defeat behind us now and bounce back stronger. We have a lot of young players in our line and the World Cup is their first big tournament and it is hoped that they will learn from mistakes.”India began the successful World Cup campaign with victory against Sri Lanka in their opening match.
