India won the Women’s T20 Asia Cup semi‑final against Bangladesh by 40 runs.[1]
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India’s Dominant Victory
India posted a competitive 149‑6 in their 20 overs on a slow wicket, handing Bangladesh a 109‑7 defeat. A solid middle‑order backing and consistent bowling ensured a 40‑run margin of safety, securing the semi‑final spot.[1]
Shafali’s Explosive 64
Shafali Verma steered India’s innings with 64 off 40 balls, ripping seven fours and three sixes. Her aggressive run‑rate anchored the team's target, setting the tone before the bowlers took over.[1]
Deepti Sharma’s Bowling Masterclass
In the second innings, Deepti Sharma delivered a tight spell, claiming three wickets for 26 runs. Her disciplined line and length stifled Bangladesh’s batsmen and kept the chase within reach but ultimately unattainable.[1]
Bangladesh’s Short Chase
Bangladesh began the chase earnestly but struggled to find rhythm against India's disciplined bowling. Despite intermittent bursts, they were unable to establish partnerships, finishing at 109‑7 and falling 40 runs short of the target.[1]
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