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Shree Charani Breaks Kuldeep Yadav Record in Asia Cup Semifinal
Shree Charani made cricket history during the Women’s Asia Cup semifinal.
She broke an all-time record for Indian players.
India won the semifinal at Dubai International Stadium.
This victory put India into the tournament final.
It will be India’s 10th straight appearance in the final.
The final opponent has not yet been decided.
It will be either Sri Lanka or Pakistan.
The championship match is expected to be a major contest.
Shree Charani broke an all-time record for Indians during the first semifinal.
India defeated its semifinal opponent at Dubai International Stadium on September 10, 2026.
The result sent India’s women’s team into the Women’s Asia Cup final.
India will appear in the tournament final for the 10th consecutive time.
The final opponent will be either defending champions Sri Lanka or Pakistan.
- Who
- Shree Charani and India’s women’s cricket team were central to the event.
- What
- Shree Charani broke an all-time record for Indians, while India won the first semifinal.
- Where
- Dubai International Stadium.
- When
- Thursday, September 10, 2026.
- Why
- India won to secure a place in the Women’s Asia Cup final.
Key facts
- Tournament
- 2026 Women’s Asia Cup
- Match
- First semifinal
- Date
- September 10, 2026
- Venue
- Dubai International Stadium
- Record-holder
- Shree Charani
- Previous record reference
- Kuldeep Yadav
- Final appearance
- India’s 10th consecutive Women’s Asia Cup final
- Possible final opponents
- Sri Lanka or Pakistan
Sources
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