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Sri Lanka secured a four-wicket victory over Pakistan in the Women's Asia Cup semi-final. The team overcame a difficult start, recovering from a precarious position of 33 for 4 to successfully chase down the target. Pakistan captain Fatima Sana put in a notable individual performance but could not prevent her side's elimination. The win sets up a final between Sri Lanka and India in the tournament's concluding match.
Pakistan scored 449 runs in their second innings on Day 3 of the third Test at Edgbaston, leaving England needing just 130 runs to win the series. The innings lasted nearly 97 overs and showcased remarkable resilience from the Pakistani batting lineup. A vital ninth-wicket partnership of 121 runs proved pivotal in frustrating England's bowlers and extending Pakistan's innings significantly. The dramatic recovery has set up a tense Day 4 chase, with England needing a modest total but facing the pressure of a series decider.
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