Forget 6-0! India’s Unbeaten 12-0 Record Against Pakistan in Women’s ODIs Will Blow Your Mind

Pakistan lost the World Cup in ODIs against India by a concerted margin of 88 runs in Colombo to expand their domination on the Pakistani women in the sport. Harleen Deol and late cameo by Richa Ghosh were steady with 46 and 35 respectively that drove India to 247. Although Sidra Amin put a spirited fight of 81, Pakistan went on to lose their pursuit as Renuka Singh, Kranti Goud and Deepti Sharma hit one after another.

Women Asia cup 2005-06, India Won By 193 runs: It was the initial Women ODI between India and Pakistan. India led by Mithali Raj had scored 289/2 in Karachi. In response, Pakistan were pushed out to 96 defeating the match by 193 runs. Jaya Sharma got a score of 138 not-out, and she was declared as the Player of the Match.

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Women Asia Cup 2005-06: India Wins By 10 Wickets: Pakistan lost to a pathetic 94. The choice of the bowlers was Devika Palshikar who had 3/12 in 10 overs. India pursued it by 15 ball short.

Womens Asia cup 2006-07, India Won By 80 Runs: India and batted first and scored 239/9 in fifty overs. Hemlata Kala and Amita Sharma had 45 points each. The 3/19 by Thirush Kamani assisted India to limit Pakistan to 159/6.

Womens Asia Cup 2006-07, India Wins by 103 Runs: In the first innings Sunetra Paranjpe made fifty and Rumeli Dhar made 42, leading India to 244/7. Once again, Pakistan was unsuccessful in the pursuit, as it scored 141/8. Rajeshwari Goyal returned 2/12.

Women Asia Cup 2006-7, India Win By 207 Runs: It is the largest victory of India over Pakistan in women ODIs in terms of the margin of the runs. Jaya Sharma was on fire with a 74-run hit and captain Mithali Raj had a hit to be followed by Rumeli Dhar with 50s. India posted 283/3 in fifty overs. Pakistan were all-out for 76. Snehal Pradhan (3/21) and Neetu David (3/9) had 6 wickets each.

ICC Women 2009, 10 wicket victory: The first time India defeats Pakistan in World Cups (fifty over matches). Pakistan crumbled to 57 and India closed in with 40 overs to spare. Rumeli Dhar of 3/7 in 8 overs scooped the Player of the Month award.

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ICC Women World cup 2013, India defeated by 6 wickets: Pakistan were this time up to the task, and posted 192/7 one of their highest scores against India in Women ODIs. Nida Dar and Nain Abidi had unbeatable 68 and 58 respectively. Captain Mithali Raj completed the pursuit with a century with a career-high breaking 13 fours and the sole six in the match.

ICC Womens world cup qualifier 2017, India by 7 wickets: Pakistan was back on square, they could not even reach 100 this time, 67 all out. It took India 22.3 overs to complete the chase at 3 wicket losses.

ICC Womens world cup 2017, India by 95 runs: Pakistan had so far never bothered India in a 50 over match. Nashra Sandhu dismissed Punam Raut and Deepti Sharma and replaced Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami with 4/26. But Indian onslaught was quicker. Ekta Bisht took a fifer (5/18) but Mansi Joshi chose 2, and Pakistan was reduced to 74.

ICC Women World Cup 2022, India, flattened Pakistan by 107 Runs: Pakistan was once more flattened. Fifties by Smirit Mandhana and Sneh Rana brought India to 244/7. India would later assist Pakistan to be bowled out in 43 overs by Rajeshwari Gayakwad (4/31) and Jhulan Goswami (2/26).

ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, India win by 88 Runs: Harleen Deol and Richa Ghosh gave India a 247 lead and Renuka Singh, Kranti Goud and Deepti Sharma demolished Pakistan. The fighting 81 of Sidra Amin was not sufficient as Pakistan crumbled at 159.

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