Women's Asia Cup 2026: Mentor Wahab Riaz Backs Pakistan As 'Best Side' Despite 55-Run Debacle Against India
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Bundled for 55 by India, 'Pakistan still the best' says coach in bizarre statement
Women's Asia Cup: Pakistan were bowled out for 55 before India raced to victory in just 8.4 overs. Yet coach Wahab Riaz insisted his side remained the best team in the Women’s Asia Cup, a claim that raised eyebrows.
India thrash Pakistan for 55, Wahab Riaz still calls them ‘best side’ in Asia Cup
In a crushing defeat, Pakistan's women faced a historic batting collapse against India in the Women's Asia Cup, recording their lowest T20I score. Despite this setback, mentor Wahab Riaz remains optimistic about the squad's future potential, citing necessary changes for upcoming tournaments. To move forward in the competition, Pakistan must secure a victory against Hong Kong.
Women's Asia Cup 2026: Mentor Wahab Riaz Backs Pakistan As 'Best Side' Despite 55-Run Debacle Against India
Pakistan mentor Wahab Riaz brushed aside the team's 55-run collapse against India in the Women's Asia Cup, insisting Pakistan remains the best side to win the title
‘Pakistan the best side in Asia Cup’: Wahab Riaz defends team despite record loss to India
Pakistan, despite a shocking defeat to India in the Women's Asia Cup, remains hopeful for the title, according to mentor Wahab Riaz, who emphasizes the team's skill and potential. With a crucial match against Hong Kong upcoming, their semi-final hopes hang in the balance.
The Pakistan women's team is in a state of rage even after suffering a humiliating defeat in the group stage clash against the Indian team in the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026, with their mentor Wahab Riaz still dreaming of winning the trophy.
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