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Pakistan Down Thailand to Reach Asian Games Semis
Fatima Sana led Pakistan’s chase with bat and ball as Thailand fell short after rain cut the quarterfinal to 11 overs per side.
- On Thursday, Pakistan defeated Thailand by three wickets in the Asian Games Women cricket quarterfinal at Korogi Athletic Park in Nisshin, securing a semifinal spot.
- Rain reduced the match to 11 overs per side; Pakistan asked Thailand to bat first, and Thailand set a 92-run target led by Nannapat Koncharoenkai's 49 off 38 balls.
- Shawaal Zulfiqar and Gull Feroza anchored the chase with a 36-run opening stand, while Skipper Fatima added 21 runs off 13 balls with three fours and one six.
- Thailand staged a late fightback by removing three batters in the ninth and tenth overs, leaving Pakistan 19 needed off 18 balls before Umm-e-Hani hit the winning run with two balls to spare.
- Pakistan will face the Sri Lanka-Malaysia winner in Sunday's semifinal at the same venue, with Bangladesh having qualified earlier in the day to complete the women's cricket last four.
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Pakistan Women Advance to Semi-Finals After Beating Thailand in Women’s Asian Games 2026 | 🏏 LatestLY
Pakistan Women's cricket team secured a dramatic three-wicket victory over Thailand Women in a rain-affected quarter-final clash at the 20th Asian Games 2026 on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The match, originally scheduled as a T20, was reduced to 11 overs per side due to persistent rain, setting the stage for a high-octane encounter. 🏏 Pakistan Women Advance to Semi-Finals After Beating Thailand in Women’s Asian Games 2026.
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Asian Games: Pakistan Women survive Thailand scare in thriller, crawl into semis
Fatima Sana’s Pakistan Women qualified for the semis after beating Thailand by three wickets in a thrilling rain-shortened Asian Games quarter-final on Thursday, chasing 92 with two balls to spare.
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