In the Women’s World Cup 2025, India defeated Pakistan by 88 runs. With this victory, Team India has upheld its unstoppable record against Pakistan in ODI cricket. India-Pakistan has played ODIs 12 times, in which the Indian team has been victorious every time. In the World Cup match played in Colombo, Team India scored 247 runs in the first play, in response the entire Pakistan team was all out for 159 runs.

In this World Cup match played at the R Premdasa Stadium in Colombo, the Indian team came out to bat first. No Indian batsman found Pachassa on the slow pitch. Harleen Deol scored the highest 46 runs for India. Pratika Rawal scored 31 and Jemima Rodriguez scored 32 runs, while in the final over, Richa Ghosh played a cameo innings of 35 runs in 20 balls to the Indian team to a score of 247.

Pakistan crushed badly

In response, the condition of the Pakistan team was so bad that it had lost the wickets of both the openers till 20 runs. Meanwhile, the wicket of opener Muniba Ali was in the discussion. He was run out by the third umpire after watching the video replay 2 times. In the first 20 overs, the run rate of the Pak team was running less than 3.

As soon as Sidra Amin and Natalia Parvez, by partnered 69 runs, brought the Pakistan team from a difficult situation. Parvez was dismissed for 39 runs. After that captain Fatima Sana became only 2 runs. The Pakistan team lost their last 5 wickets within just 16 runs. Sidra Amin’s 81 -run innings could not save Pakistan from a big defeat of 88 runs.

Unbeatable record of 12-0

The Indian team has defeated Pakistan for the 12th consecutive time in women’s ODI cricket history. Both teams first came face to face in an ODI match in 2005, since then Team India has dominated Pakistan in every ODI match.

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ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 Countdown Has started This time ODI World India hosts the cup 2025. World In the beginning of the cup, now only 50 days are left. World The cup will start from 30 September. Where Sri Lanka compete with Indian women’s team Women’s Will be from the team. ODI World Cup Final The match will be held on 2 November.

Full schedule of ICC Women’s World Cup 2025
Tuesday, September 30: India vs Sri Lanka – Bengaluru
Wednesday, October 1: Australia vs New Zealand – Indore
Thursday, October 2: Bangladesh vs Pakistan – Colombo
Friday, October 3: England vs South Africa – Bengaluru
Saturday, October 4: Australia vs Sri Lanka – Colombo
Sunday, October 5: India vs Pakistan – Colombo
Monday, October 6: New Zealand vs South Africa – Indore
Tuesday, October 7: England vs Bangladesh – Guwahati
Wednesday, October 8: Australia vs Pakistan – Colombo
Thursday, October 9: India vs South Africa – Wizag
Friday, October 10: New Zealand vs Bangladesh – Wijag
Saturday, October 11: England vs Sri Lanka – Guwahati
Sunday, October 12: India vs Australia – Wizag
Monday, October 13: South Africa vs Bangladesh – Wizag
Tuesday, October 14: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka – Colombo
Wednesday, October 15: England vs Pakistan – Colombo
Thursday, October 16: Australia vs Bangladesh – Wijag
Friday, October 17: South Africa vs Sri Lanka – Colombo
Saturday, October 18: New Zealand vs Pakistan – Colombo
Sunday, October 19: India vs England – Indore
Monday, October 20: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh – Colombo
Tuesday, October 21: South Africa vs Pakistan – Colombo
Wednesday, October 22: Australia vs England – Indore
Thursday, October 23: India vs New Zealand – Guwahati
Friday, October 24: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka – Colombo
Saturday, October 25: Australia vs Sri Lanka – Indore
Sunday, October 26: England vs New Zealand – Guwahati
Sunday, October 26: India vs Bangladesh – Bengaluru
Wednesday, October 29: Semifinal 1 – Guwahati/Colombo
Thursday, October 30: Semifinal 2 – Bengaluru
Sunday, November 2: Final – Colombo/Bengaluru

India is doing fourth time World Cup hosting

Indian women’s team cricket for the fourth time World Is hosting the cup. Earlier in the year 2013, 1997 and 1978, the Indian team World Was hosting the cup.

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The ICC has handed over the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 qualifier to the mountainous country Nepal. Nepal is like a small child in the cricket world. Nepal’s men’s cricket team has created a panic in world cricket with its performance in the last few years. However, the status of the women’s cricket team is not the same. Stadiums in Nepal are also not in line with international standards.

Despite this, the opportunity to organize qualifiers to Nepal shows the far -reaching thinking of the highest institution of cricket.

The Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 qualifier matches will be played in Lower Mulpani Cricket Stadium, two stadium in Mulpani, Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, also known as Mulpani Cricket Stadium and in Upper Mulpanani Cricket Stadium, known as Jayakumar Shah International Cricket Ground.

The Mulpanani Cricket Stadium has a capacity of 25,000, while the Jayakumar Shah International Cricket Ground has a capacity of 4,000. Connectivity by the airways and roadways of the stadium is good. In the past too, international matches have been held in both these stadiums.

The ICC’s decision to host Nepal’s Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 qualifier through these two stadiums can be based on many important points.

Jai Shah had resolved to strengthen cricket in small countries while assuming the chair of ICC President in 2024, organizing a qualifier in Nepal is proof of this. The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup wants to promote the spread of cricket in South Asia through the 2026 qualifier. Women’s cricket in Asia is far behind in Europe.

Nepal Women’s Cricket is in an early stage. In such a situation, the T20 World Cup 2026 qualifier will change the attitude of women towards cricket not only in Nepal but also in other countries of South Asia and they will be serious about this game.

Due to the tension between India and Pakistan, any event between the two countries has to be shifted to UAE or Sri Lanka. If the qualifier was successfully held in Nepal, the ICC will have another venue, where at least big events of women’s cricket can be held.