Pakistan women win Asian Games bronze
Fatima Sana scored 45 and Umm-e-Hani took 3-10 as Pakistan recovered from 67-5 and held Bangladesh to 114-7.
- On Tuesday, Pakistan secured the bronze medal in women's cricket at the 2026 Asian Games, defeating Bangladesh by 31 runs at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin.
- Following their semi-final loss to Sri Lanka on Sunday, Pakistan aimed for redemption; the team previously won gold at the 2010 and 2014 Asian Games.
- All-Rounder Fatima Sana top-scored with 45 runs from 30 balls, while Spinner Umm-e-Hani took 3-10 to restrict Bangladesh to 114-7 in their 20 overs.
- Bangladesh were reduced to 20-3 after 4.3 overs and never recovered, finishing well short of Pakistan's 145-run target despite late resistance.
- This bronze medal victory marks Pakistan's third medal in women's cricket at the Asian Games, reinforcing the team's historical dominance in the sport.
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