India Women defeated Pakistan Women by 64 runs in Match 6 of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 at Edgbaston, Birmingham on June 14, 2026. Smriti Mandhana scored 68 off 44 balls to anchor the innings, and Deepti Sharma took 5 wickets for 10 runs in four overs – the best bowling figures ever recorded by an Indian in Women’s T20I cricket. India posted 170/6 in 20 overs, and Pakistan were bowled out for 106 in 17 overs. The complete india women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team match scorecard, including batting tables, bowling figures, fall of wickets, partnerships, and phase analysis, is detailed in full below.

Match Summary Box

The india women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team match scorecard begins with this official result summary:

Detail	Info
Match	Match 6, Group 1 – ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026
Date	June 14, 2026
Venue	Edgbaston, Birmingham, England
Toss	India Women won the toss and elected to bat
Result	India Women won by 64 runs
Player of the Match	Deepti Sharma (5/10)
India Score	170/6 (20 overs)
Pakistan Score	106/10 (17 overs)

India Women Innings – 170/6 in 20 Overs

India posted a competitive total of 170/6 after losing two early wickets inside the first four overs. The innings was rebuilt through a crucial third-wicket partnership before a blistering lower-order assault put the target beyond Pakistan’s realistic reach.

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India Women Batting Scorecard

Batter	Dismissal	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Shafali Verma	c Muneeba Ali b Sadia Iqbal	6	5	0	1	120.00
Smriti Mandhana	c Fatima Sana b Rameen Shamim	68	44	9	2	154.55
Jemimah Rodrigues	c Natalia Pervaiz b Tasmia Rubab	1	7	0	0	14.29
Harmanpreet Kaur (c)	c Natalia Pervaiz b Fatima Sana	36	35	4	0	102.86
Bharti Fulmali	st Muneeba Ali b Sadia Iqbal	1	3	0	0	33.33
Richa Ghosh (wk)	b Fatima Sana	34	17	5	1	200.00
Deepti Sharma	not out	12	9	1	0	133.33
Shreyanka Patil	not out	1	1	0	0	100.00
Extras	(w 10, nb 1)	11	–	–	–	–
Total	20 overs	170/6				8.50 RPO

Did not bat: Arundhati Reddy, Shree Charani, Kranti Gaud

India Women – Fall of Wickets

Wkt	Score	Batter Out	Over
1st	6	Shafali Verma	0.5
2nd	18	Jemimah Rodrigues	3.2
3rd	109	Smriti Mandhana	13.5
4th	110	Bharti Fulmali	14.2
5th	123	Harmanpreet Kaur	16.2
6th	168	Richa Ghosh	19.5

Pakistan Women Bowling vs India

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
Sadia Iqbal	4	0	41	2	10.25
Fatima Sana (c)	4	0	33	2	8.25
Tasmia Rubab	4	0	41	1	10.25
Rameen Shamim	4	0	30	1	7.50
Nashra Sandhu	4	0	25	0	6.25

Pakistan Women Innings – 106/10 in 17 Overs

Pakistan’s innings began with promise, reaching 52/1 at the end of the powerplay – their highest powerplay score against India in Women’s T20Is. However, the middle and death overs produced a dramatic collapse as India’s spin attack, led by Deepti Sharma and Shree Charani, dismantled the Pakistan batting lineup. Pakistan lost 9 wickets for 54 runs after their powerplay ended.

Pakistan Women Batting Scorecard

Batter	Dismissal	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Muneeba Ali (wk)	run out (Deepti Sharma)	41	35	5	0	117.14
Gull Feroza	c Fulmali b Sharma	12	9	2	0	133.33
Ayesha Zafar	c Mandhana b Sharma	12	8	2	0	150.00
Saira Jabeen	c Kaur b Charani	2	3	0	0	66.67
Natalia Pervaiz	c Kaur b Charani	7	13	0	0	53.85
Fatima Sana (c)	c Mandhana b Verma	0	3	0	0	0.00
Aliya Riaz	c Rodrigues b Sharma	18	17	1	0	105.88
Rameen Shamim	c Patil b Charani	4	6	0	0	66.67
Nashra Sandhu	c Kaur b Sharma	4	5	0	0	80.00
Tasmia Rubab	c Rodrigues b Sharma	0	2	0	0	0.00
Sadia Iqbal	not out	1	1	0	0	100.00
Extras	(lb 1, w 4)	5	–	–	–	–
Total	17 overs	106/10				6.24 RPO

Pakistan Women – Fall of Wickets

Wkt	Score	Batter Out	Over
1st	38	Gull Feroza	4.5
2nd	53	Ayesha Zafar	6.3
3rd	58	Saira Jabeen	7.4
4th	75	Muneeba Ali	10.5
5th	77	Fatima Sana	11.3
6th	79	Natalia Pervaiz	12.1
7th	91	Rameen Shamim	14.4
8th	105	Aliya Riaz	16.2
9th	105	Tasmia Rubab	16.4
10th	106	Nashra Sandhu	17.0

India Women Bowling vs Pakistan

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
Arundhati Reddy	2	0	21	0	10.50
Shreyanka Patil	3	0	17	0	5.67
Kranti Gaud	1	0	14	0	14.00
Deepti Sharma	4	0	10	5	2.50
Shree Charani	4	0	21	3	5.25
Shafali Verma	3	0	22	1	7.33

Phase-by-Phase Scoring Analysis

Understanding how each team scored across the three phases of the match reveals why this india women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team fixture was decided well before the final over.

IND-W vs PAK-W Phase Scoring Table

Phase (Overs)	India	Pakistan
Powerplay (1–6)	38/2	52/1
Middle Overs (7–15)	85/3	44/5
Death Overs (16–20)	47/1	10/4
Total	170/6	106/10

India’s middle-over phase produced 85 runs for 3 wickets, anchored by the 91-run third-wicket partnership. Pakistan, despite their strong powerplay, managed just 44 runs for 5 wickets in the same phase. India’s death overs – 47 runs for just 1 wicket – provided the final push. Pakistan’s death-over score of 10/4 reflected a complete batting collapse under pressure.

Partnership Breakdown

Partnerships tell the real story behind any scorecard. In this india women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team contest, India’s batting partnerships were built strategically across all phases, while Pakistan’s depended almost entirely on Muneeba Ali.

India Women Partnerships

Wkt	Batters	Runs	Balls
1st	Shafali Verma – Mandhana	6	5
2nd	Mandhana – Rodrigues	12	14
3rd	Mandhana – Harmanpreet	91	63
4th	Harmanpreet – Fulmali	1	3
5th	Harmanpreet – Richa Ghosh	13	14
6th	Richa Ghosh – Deepti Sharma	45	22

Pakistan Women Partnerships

Wkt	Batters	Runs	Balls
1st	Muneeba Ali – Gull Feroza	38	29
2nd	Muneeba Ali – Ayesha Zafar	15	10
3rd	Muneeba Ali – Saira Jabeen	5	9
4th	Muneeba Ali – Natalia Pervaiz	17	19
5th	Natalia Pervaiz – Fatima Sana	2	4
6th	Natalia Pervaiz – Aliya Riaz	2	4
7th	Aliya Riaz – Rameen Shamim	12	15
8th–10th	Lower order	15	13

India’s 91-run third-wicket stand between Mandhana and Harmanpreet rescued the innings from a crisis situation at 18/2 and took the score to 109, providing the platform for everything that followed. The 45-run sixth-wicket stand between Richa Ghosh and Deepti Sharma – off just 22 balls – added the acceleration that put 170 on the board. For Pakistan, Muneeba Ali featured in four of the eight partnerships and contributed 41 of their first 75 runs. Once she was run out at the end of the 10th over, the last six Pakistan wickets fell for 31 runs across 6.1 overs.

Match Turning Points

Turning Point 1: India Rebuild from 18/2 (Overs 1–14)

India lost Shafali Verma in the very first over for six and Jemimah Rodrigues in the third for one, leaving the innings at 18/2 after 3.2 overs. Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur built a 91-run third-wicket partnership off 63 balls, stabilizing India and converting a potential batting collapse into a competitive platform. This partnership was the single most decisive batting contribution of the match.

Turning Point 2: Muneeba Ali Run Out (Over 10.5)

Pakistan scored 52/1 in their powerplay and reached 75/4 after 10.5 overs – a position from which a 171-run chase was still alive. Deepti Sharma’s direct-hit run-out of Muneeba Ali at the end of the 10th over ended Pakistan’s last meaningful resistance. Pakistan’s remaining six wickets fell for just 31 runs in 6.1 overs. The chase effectively ended in that single moment.

Turning Point 3: Deepti Sharma’s Bowling Spell (Overs 8–17)

Deepti Sharma conceded just 10 runs across four overs – an economy rate of 2.50 – and took five wickets spread across the 8th, 11th, 14th, 16th, and 17th overs. She twice disrupted developing partnerships at precisely the moments Pakistan needed to build momentum. Pakistan lost 6 wickets for 31 runs between over 10.5 and the end of the 17th over, with Deepti Sharma accounting for four of those six dismissals.

Player of the Match: Deepti Sharma – 5/10 in 4 Overs

Deepti Sharma’s figures of 5 wickets for 10 runs in four overs are the best bowling performance by an Indian in Women’s T20I history, surpassing Jhulan Goswami’s previous record of 5/11 against Australia in 2012 (Source: ESPNCricinfo). Her economy rate of 2.50 was the most economical spell of the match by any bowler on either side.

What Made Deepti Sharma’s Spell So Effective

• She was introduced in the middle overs after Pakistan’s strong powerplay, when batters attempt to consolidate and rebuild
• She removed Gull Feroza and Ayesha Zafar in quick succession to immediately counter Pakistan’s 52/1 start
• She executed a direct-hit run-out of Muneeba Ali – Pakistan’s most important batter – at the critical 75/4 stage
• She returned in the 16th and 17th overs to remove Nashra Sandhu and Tasmia Rubab, ending the innings in 17 overs rather than 20

Deepti Sharma also became the highest wicket-taker in Women’s T20I history during this match, reaching 166 career T20I wickets

Smriti Mandhana’s Match-Defining Innings: 68 off 44 Balls

Smriti Mandhana was the top scorer of the india women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team match, contributing 68 runs off 44 deliveries at a strike rate of 154.55, with 9 fours and 2 sixes. Coming in to bat at the fall of Shafali Verma’s wicket in the very first over, Mandhana faced the challenge of resetting the innings while the powerplay was still in progress.

Why Mandhana’s Innings Was Critical

Her dismissal came at 109/3 in the 14th over – she batted through 13 overs and constructed the spine of the entire India innings. By the time she was dismissed, India were in a position from which Richa Ghosh could accelerate without pressure. Mandhana’s knock in this India women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team game stands as the highest individual score of the match and among the more controlled T20I innings she has played at an ICC tournament.

Key Match Statistics

Stat	Detail
Highest Scorer	Smriti Mandhana – 68 (44b, SR: 154.55)
Best Bowling Figures	Deepti Sharma – 5/10 (4 ov, Econ: 2.50)
Most Boundaries (Batting)	Mandhana – 9 fours, 2 sixes
Fastest Batter by SR	Richa Ghosh – 34 off 17 balls (SR: 200.00)
Pakistan Top Scorer	Muneeba Ali – 41 (35b)
India Powerplay	38/2
Pakistan Powerplay	52/1
Total Boundaries – India	19 fours, 4 sixes
Total Boundaries – Pakistan	10 fours
Dot Balls Bowled by India	53
Pakistan’s Collapse	6 wickets for 31 runs (Ov 10.5–17.0)

Records Set During This Match

This india women’s national cricket team vs pakistan women’s national cricket team fixture produced several notable records and milestones:

• Deepti Sharma’s 5/10 – Best bowling figures by an Indian in Women’s T20I history, surpassing Jhulan Goswami’s 5/11 vs Australia (2012). 
• Best bowling figures in any Women’s T20 World Cup match by an Indian – Betters Renuka Singh’s 5/15 vs England (2023).
• India’s highest T20 World Cup score against Pakistan – 170/6, improving their previous best in this fixture.
• Pakistan’s highest powerplay score vs India in Women’s T20Is – 52/1 in 6 overs.
• Deepti Sharma becomes Women’s T20I’s leading wicket-taker – 166 career wickets, the most by any bowler in Women’s T20I history. 

Head-to-Head Record: India Women vs Pakistan Women

The India women’s national cricket team vs Pakistan women’s national cricket team head-to-head record across all formats reflects one of the most one-sided rivalries in international women’s cricket.

Overall Record (All Formats)

Format	Matches	India Won	Pakistan Won	Tied/NR
ODI	12	12	0	0
T20I	17	14	3	0
Overall	29	26	3	0

India have never lost to Pakistan in a Women’s ODI match. Pakistan’s three wins have all come in T20I cricket. 

T20I Record Summary

Team	Span	Matches	Won	Lost
India Women	2009–2026	17	14	3
Pakistan Women	2009–2026	17	3	14

Women’s T20 World Cup Meetings (All Editions)

Year	Venue	Winner	Margin
2026	Edgbaston, Birmingham	India	64 runs
2024	–	Pakistan	–
2023	–	India	–
2020	–	India	–
2018	–	Pakistan	–
2016	–	India	–

T20 World Cup Record: India 7 wins, Pakistan 2 wins across 9 meetings.

Tournament Impact: Group 1 Standings

India’s 64-run win – achieved in 17 overs – delivered two crucial points and a strong net run rate boost in Group 1. Following this result, India moved to second in Group 1 behind Australia. For Pakistan, a subsequent loss to South Africa in Match 11 placed their knockout qualification under serious pressure, with their campaign requiring wins in all remaining group matches to stay in contention.

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