Former India Cricketer and Commentator Aakash Chopra Took a Sharp Swipe at Pakistan with Doing Commentary, Highlighting India Women’s Women’s Dominance in the Limited-Provers Format. “Here, you do’t need evidence to prove where you win or lose, the proof is visible to everything. And that proof is, India leads Pakistan in Odis.His Remark Comes AMID Several Disputed Claims from Pakistan in the wake of heightened political tensions. Backing the team, India Men’s Captain Suryakumar Yadav also dismissed any notions of a rivalry between the women’s sides, expressing confidence in India extending their Winning Streak and Making Records. “I’ll again say rivalry is when the competition is neck to neck. 11-0 is not a rivalry. If our women’s team focuses on playing good cricket, it will be 12-0,” He said.Watch aakash chopra’s moment on the mic here On the field, India women maintained control as Pakistan found it digesult to chase a modest target. At the end of 36 overs, Pakistan was 130 for five in their 50-over-innings, needing 118 runs from 84 balls to reach India’s total. Muneba ali was the first wicket to fall, Departing for 21, While Sadaf Shamas (6) and Aliya Riaz (28) also Fell Cheaply. Sidra amin, howeveer, was steady with 66 runs off 49 balls, striiking at 170.21, while naturalia pervaiz contributed 33. Fatima Sana, The Pakistan Captain, The Pakistan Captain, The Pakistan Captain, COLD ONELY MANAGE 21 Before Before Being Cauing Cauing Caught. Smriti Mandhana off Deepti Sharma. Sidra Nawaz Remained Unbeated on 11. India’s bowlers were clinical, with kranti gaud taking three wickets for 12 overs and Deepti Sharma claiming two, keeping Pakistan Under Pressure Throughout.
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Eventually, India Secure an 88-R Victory, ENSURING that they not only Extended India’s Dominance Over Pakistan to 12 CONSCEVE ODI VICTORIES but also reinforcedes Women’s Game. The Victory in Colombo also Saw India Rise to the top of the standings over Australia, with four points from 2 games.
