Pakistan mentor Wahab Riaz backed his team to win the Women’s Asia Cup despite a crushing defeat against India, where Pakistan were bowled out for a record-low 55 in T20Is. Riaz said the team remains the tournament favourite and defended recent squad changes, stating they were made to build a stronger side for future competitions. Pakistan face Hong Kong next.
Dubai, Sep 6: After a humiliating defeat at the hands of India in the Women’s Asia Cup league-stage match in Dubai on Saturday, Pakistan team mentor Wahab Riaz said his side remains the favourites to lift the trophy.
Pakistan backs title hopes
Playing their 200th T20I, Pakistan struggled to find momentum as India implemented a spin-choke to dismiss them for a record-low T20I score of 55.
Despite captain Fatima Sana (3/17) leading Pakistan's resistance with three early wickets, India easily achieved the 56-run target, extending their winning streak in the Women's Asia Cup 2026 and maintaining top spot in Group A.
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