Archive · 5 Sep 2026
India Bowl Out Pakistan for Record-Low 55, Win by Seven
Pakistan played India in a women’s T20 cricket match.
Pakistan batted first after winning the toss.
Their openers helped them reach 27 runs without losing a wicket.
Soon afterward, Pakistan lost six wickets and added only eight runs.
India’s bowlers made it very difficult for Pakistan to score.
Pakistan was eventually dismissed for 55, their lowest-ever T20 international total.
India then scored 57 runs in 8.4 overs and won by seven wickets.
Fatima Sana took three Indian wickets, but India still reached the target comfortably.
The match was part of the 2026 Women’s Asia Cup.
India bowled Pakistan out for 55 in the 2026 Women’s Asia Cup at Dubai International Stadium.
Pakistan recorded their lowest-ever total in a women’s T20 international, surpassing their previous low of 56 against New Zealand in 2024.
Pakistan reached 27 without loss before losing six wickets for eight runs across the next 29 balls.
India chased the target in 8.4 overs, finishing on 57/3 for a seven-wicket victory.
Reports credit India’s bowling attack with the collapse, though they differ on whether Sree Charani or Prema Rawat took three wickets.
- Who
- India and Pakistan’s women’s cricket teams, captained by Harmanpreet Kaur and Fatima Sana Khan.
- What
- India defeated Pakistan by seven wickets after bowling them out for a record-low 55.
- When
- Saturday, September 5, 2026.
- Where
- Dubai International Stadium in Dubai.
- Why
- Pakistan’s innings collapsed after India’s bowlers took regular wickets, particularly through spin.
- Pakistan score
- 55 all out
- India score
- 57/3 in 8.4 overs
- Result
- India won by seven wickets
- Competition
- 2026 Women’s Asia Cup
- Pakistan’s previous lowest T20I total
- 56 against New Zealand in Dubai in 2024
- Collapse
- Pakistan fell from 27/0 to 35/6 over 29 balls
- Notable milestones
- The match was Pakistan’s 200th T20I, while Harmanpreet Kaur captained in her 150th T20I
- Bowling-report discrepancy
- One report lists Prema Rawat at 3/9, while another lists Sree Charani at 3/7 and says India’s spin trio took 8/21
