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Pakistan Women Arrive In Japan After Dismal Asia Cup 2026 Campaign, Face Thailand In Asian Games Opener; VIDEO

Dubai, September 14: Pakistan Women's Cricket team has arrived in Japan for the 2026 Asian Games after a disappointing Asia Cup campaign in the UAE, where they were knocked out in the semi-finals. Their campaign also included a heavy defeat against India, who bowled them out for just 55 before chasing the target in 8.4 overs. Pakistan were completely outplayed by India in their Asia Cup clash on…

Pakistan Women Arrive In Japan After Dismal Asia Cup 2026 Campaign, Face Thailand In Asian Games Opener; VIDEO

Pakistan Women's Cricket team has arrived in Japan for the 2026 Asian Games following a lackluster performance in the Asia Cup 2026 in the UAE. They were eliminated in the semi-finals and suffered a significant loss against India, who restricted them to just 55 runs before going on to win by seven wickets. Pakistan's lowest total in a T20I match was a dismal 55.

The team will face Thailand in their opening match of the Asian Games on September 17 at Korogi Athletic Park in Aichi. Their campaign will include matches against Thailand in the quarter-finals on September 17, followed by semifinals on September 20 and bronze and gold medal matches on September 22. Pakistan is a two-time Asian Games champion, having won gold medals in 2010 and 2014, and hopes to add another title to their collection in Japan.

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