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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In the Women’s World Cup 2025, Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 7 wickets. During this match, former Pakistan captain Sana Mir raised controversy by mentioning ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Actually, while talking about Pakistani player Natalia Parvez, she told that she comes from ‘Azad Kashmir’. But this comment created a lot of ruckus in India, Sana Mir was also trolled fiercely on social media. Now the former Pak captain has given clarification on this matter.

While commenting, Sana Mir had said, “Natalia comes from Kashmir, Azad Kashmir. Most of the cricket plays in Lahore. She had to come to Lahore to pursue her cricket career.” Claims were made on social media that Sana Mir deliberately took the name of ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Even demanded to be removed from the commentary panel.

Sana Mir cleaned

Sana Mir gave a clarification on this matter through social media and said that his point was exaggerated. The former Pak captain said that his statement was not going to hurt anyone and he is being exaggerated. He was adamant on her statement and said that during the commentary, she did not say anything inspired by politics and she was just talking about the facts.

He said, “I mentioned the hometown of the Pakistani player simply, so that I can tell how many difficulties they have reached here. These are part of the commentary, in which we say where a player comes from. I also told about 2 other players who come from other areas. I do not make it a political issue.”

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