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Asian Games women’s cricket: Bangladesh advance without playing, Pakistan edge Thailand to reach semis

Summary by Times of India
Bangladesh advanced to the semifinals without playing their match. Pakistan secured their semifinal spot after a close match against Thailand. Their quarterfinal match was abandoned due to wet outfield conditions. Thailand posted ninety-one runs, and Pakistan chased it down with difficulty. Both teams now await their next opponents in the semifinals.

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The 2026 Asian Games cricket quarter-finals have begun. The Bangladesh-China match was called off due to rain, and China was eliminated due to ranking. Bangladesh has entered the semi-finals. On the other hand, Pakistan has entered the semi-finals with a thrilling victory in the Pakistan-Thailand match, which was limited to 11 overs due to rain.

New Delhi. The women's cricket team matches have begun at the Asian Games. Bangladesh secured a semifinal berth without even taking the field. In another match, Pakistan narrowly won a low-scoring match against Thailand. The match between Bangladesh and China was abandoned due to rain.

Asian Games 2026: The 2026 Asian Games are being hosted by Japan. This mega event is scheduled to begin on September 19th, but cricket matches have already begun before the main tournament. Currently, women's cricket competitions are underway. It's worth noting that the top teams are directly contesting the quarterfinals, with two of them, Pakistan and Bangladesh, already reaching the semifinals. However, the epic battle fans have been waiting f…

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Times of India broke the news in India on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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