After opting to bat first, Pakistan appeared to have an opportunity to put scoreboard pressure on India.

The 55 all out is now Pakistan’s lowest total in Women’s T20Is, surpassing their previous low of 56 against New Zealand in Dubai in 2024.

Charani, Rawat trigger spectacular collapseThe slide began after Muneeba survived a couple of early scares before Shafali Verma eventually cleaned her up.

Charani finished with outstanding figures of 3/7, while Prema Rawat also claimed three wickets for just nine runs.

The Indian attack's ruthlessness was reflected in Pakistan's inability to build even a single substantial partnership after the opening stand.

" Just (trying) to bowl to my strength, and coaches are telling all bowlers, spinners especially, to bowl to strength and give more revs on the ball.

The performance underlined why India had entered the contest with such confidence in their bowling attack. Pakistan’s unwanted record in 200th T20IThe collapse came on a significant occasion for Pakistan, who were playing their 200th T20I. Pakistan’s previous lowest all-out total in the format was 56 against New Zealand in Dubai in 2024.

For India, meanwhile, the 55 all out added another dominant chapter to their recent record against Pakistan.