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India beat Pakistan by 7 wickets after Fatima Sana's send-off to Shafali backfires

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Pakistan captain Fatima Sana drew attention after giving a dramatic send-off to India's Shafali Verma upon dismissing her in a T20 Asia Cup match. However, the gesture quickly lost its impact as Pakistan's batting collapsed to a meagre total of 55 runs. Fatima did claim three wickets, but her team's poor batting performance left little for India to chase. Harmanpreet Kaur led India to a comfortable seven-wicket victory, wrapping up the chase with ease. The result further underlined India's dominance over Pakistan in the ongoing tournament.

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