Women's T20 World Cup: Pakistan Skipper Fatima Sana Survives Injury Scare Ahead of Opener Against India
- Pakistan captain Fatima Sana suffered a knee injury during training before the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 opener against India but is expected to play the match, according to her pre-match press conference statements.
- During a training session, Fatima Sana was hit on the knee by a ball from teammate Ayesha Zafar and required physio treatment, but was later able to walk without discomfort.
- Pakistan's preparations have been challenging, with losses to Sri Lanka and Scotland in warm-up matches revealing weaknesses in batting and bowling.
- Pakistan is in Group A with India, Australia, South Africa, Bangladesh, and the Netherlands for the expanded 12-team ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026.
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Women's T20 WC: Pakistan Skipper Fatima Suffers Injury Scare Ahead of Crucial India Clash, Hopes to Be Fit
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Sana, who is leading Pakistan for the second time in a T20 World Cup, suffered a knock in the nets on Saturday. However, the injury does not seem serious enough to keep her out of the game. Sports News | Women's T20 WC: Pakistan Skipper Fatima Suffers Injury Scare Ahead of Crucial India Clash, Hopes to Be Fit.
Womens T20 WC: Pakistan skipper Fatima suffers injury scare ahead of crucial India clash, hopes to be fit - The Tribune
Sana, who is leading Pakistan for the second time in a T20 World Cup, suffered a knock in the nets on Saturday. However, the injury does not seem serious enough to keep her out of the game.
Women's T20 World Cup: Pakistan skipper Fatima Sana survives injury scare ahead of opener against India
Pakistan captain Fatima Sana had an injury scare during the team's practice session on Saturday afternoon ahead of their Women's T20 World Cup opening game against arch-rivals India.
Major Worry For Pakistan Ahead Of India Clash In Women's T20 World Cup: Captain Fatima Sana Injured
Pakistan captain Fatima Sana had an injury scare during the team's practice session on Saturday afternoon ahead of their Women's T20 World Cup 2026 opening game against arch-rivals India.
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