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India Vs Thailand Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026: Thipatcha Putthawong Wins Toss, India Bat First Ahead Of Pakistan Clash

Dubai, August 30: Thailand captain Thipatcha Putthawong won the toss and decided to bowl first against India in the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 on Sunday at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai. Indian Women's Cricket Team will face Pakistan on September 5. Putthawong said Thailand are excited to play against India and revealed that Nannapat Koncharoenkai is injured. She said her team would aim…

India Vs Thailand Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026: Thipatcha Putthawong Wins Toss, India Bat First Ahead Of Pakistan Clash

In the Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026, scheduled to take place in Dubai, Thailand's captain Thipatcha Putthawong won the toss and opted to bowl first against India. This sets the stage for India's clash with Pakistan on September 5. Putthawong expressed Thailand's eagerness to face India and revealed that star player Nannapat Koncharoenkai is currently injured. She further hinted at her team's strategy to keep India's score around 170 runs.

India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur echoed a similar sentiment, stating her team would also prefer to bowl first. However, she was comfortable with batting first, as it's India's maiden match in Dubai. The Indian team is eager to focus on playing quality cricket rather than being overly influenced by the specific conditions. Harmanpreet emphasized that India aims to be 'ruthless' throughout the tournament, with the opening match being particularly significant.

Pratika Rawal will make her debut for India in the playing XI, replacing Jemimah Rodrigues. The teams will face off in an important opening encounter in Dubai.

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