Shafali Verma's 49-ball century powers India into Asian Games cricket final

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India's women's cricket team secured a dominant 114-run victory to advance to the Asian Games final. Opening batter Shafali Verma delivered a stunning unbeaten century off just 49 balls, anchoring India's commanding total. The emphatic win sets up a gold-medal match against Sri Lanka. India's clinical performance with both bat and ball left their opponents with little chance of a comeback.

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