India Women vs Pakistan Women Live Score T20 World Cup Match Today: Get IND-W vs PAK-W Live Cricket Score and ball by ball updates at Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai
India vs Pakistan Live Score, IND vs PAK ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Match Today: Harmanpreet Kaur’s India will take on Fatima Sana’s Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2024 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai on Sunday.
India have to recover quickly after a heavy defeat against New Zealand in their opening fixture while Pakistan pulled off an impressive win against Asia Cup champions Sri Lanka.
India also suffered a heavy dent to their Net Run Rate because of the margin of defeat against New Zealand. With Australia still to come later in this group, India simply cannot afford a slip up in Dubai against Pakistan.
While the bowling unit had its moments against New Zealand, the batting unit completely capitulated under chasing pressure on Friday. India does boast a strong batting unit and would like to rectify the shortcomings in the game against Pakistan.
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India vs Pakistan, Women’s T20 World Cup: Heat will be on Harmanpreet Kaur’s side as they look to bounce back from NZ drubbing
Indian players stand for their national anthem ahead of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 match between India and New Zealand at Dubai International Stadium, United Arab Emirates, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024. (AP/PTI)
A buoyant Pakistan awaits them on Sunday in an afternoon clash. The heat, in more ways than one, will be on the Indian team. Not much went right for India against New Zealand, who put Harmanpreet’s side under pressure from the word go. Though Rodrigues denied being taken by surprise after the White Ferns’ early intent with the bat, conceding 160 on a pitch where there was enough help for the slow bowlers didn’t reflect well on India’s preparations. The lack of competitive matches leading up to the World Cup meant India started the night somewhat cold and by the time they responded, it was too late. With the bat, India never got going. (Read more from Vinayakk Mohanarangan)
