Former Indian All-Founder Irfan Pathan Creating an interesting post on her social media to celebrate India’s victory over the Pakistan gateway at the Women’s Odi World Cup on Sunday. “Just another Sunday eat. Sleep, win. Repeat. Indian team“Pathan wrote on X, capturing the atmosphere of Indian fans after another convincing victory over their noisy neighbors.For the fourth consecutive Sunday, India emerged against their competitors, three times in the Asian Cup (including the final) and now at the Women’s World Cup, continuing their dominance in the most emotional cricket competition.At the R. Premadasa Colombo Stadium, Indian women won an 88 victory run by 88, but the match was overshadowed by tensions spreading inside and off the field. The handshake after the traditional match was absent, as players from both sides went straight to their dressing room after the last ball. Even before playing began, Captain Harmanpreet Kaur And Fatima Sana skip the customary handshake at The Toss, a sign of a cold relationship between the two camps.The controversy erupted from the throw when the “tail” call was inevitable as a “head,” mistakenly gave Pakistan The Toss. The confusion is just the beginning of a drama day. Shortly thereafter, Pakistan opener Muneeba Ali was exhausted after stepping out of his folds following LBW’s review – his bats in the air when the bails were released, leading to heated protests.Despite the tension, India is still organized. Harleen Deol was docked in the steel 46, while Richa Ghosh provided late fireworks, destroying 35 of 20 balls to lift India to 247. Diana Baig from Pakistan swinging for 4/69, but it was not enough.In return, Pakistan was shaken earlier and never recovered. Spinners India-Deepti Sharma and Sneh Rana-shared five wickets, and a three-piece Kranti Goudy wicket sealed the agreement.Only Sidra Amin 81 offered a match, but she had no support when Pakistan collapsed. With this victory, India goes to the top of the table, while Pakistan has not won – another Sunday, another Indian celebration.
