With Shafali Verma (37 in 18 balls) at the top and Harmanpreet Kaur (66 in 47) and especially Richa Ghosh (64* in 29) turning it on against UAE , India put on a batting show to remember in their Women's Asia Cup 2024 match on Sunday. Here are some big numbers from the innings.
201 for 5 - India's total against UAE on Sunday is the highest for any team in the women's T20 Asia Cup , surpassing India's 181 for 4 against Malaysia in the previous edition in 2022. India have six of the top-seven totals in the history of the competition.
1 - India's 201 for 5 is their first 200-plus total in women's T20Is. Their previous highest total in the format was 198 for 4 against England at the 2018 triangular series at Mumbai's Brabourne Stadium.
220.68 - Ghosh's strike rate during her unbeaten 29-ball 64 is the highest for India in a 50-plus score in women's T20Is. The previous highest was 204 by Smriti Mandhana when she scored an unbeaten 25-ball 51 against Sri Lanka in the 2022 Asia Cup final.
26 - Number of balls Ghosh took to complete her fifty. It is now the second-fastest in the women's T20 Asia Cup, behind the 25-ball effort of Mandhana against Sri Lanka in 2022 . Ghosh's 26-ball fifty is also the joint-fifth fastest for India in the format.
3415 - Runs Harmanpreet now has in T20Is. She is now the second-highest run-getter in women's T20Is, going ahead of Meg Lanning (3405), with only Suzie Bates (4348) ahead of her.
64* - Ghosh's score against UAE is now the highest by a wicketkeeper for India in women's T20Is. Sulakshana Naik's 59 against Sri Lanka in 2010 is the only other half-century by an Indian wicketkeeper in women's T20Is.
75 - Partnership runs between Ghosh and Harmanpreet for the fifth wicket. It is the highest partnership for the fifth (or lower) wicket at the women's T20 Asia Cup .
It is also India's second-highest fifth-wicket stand in women's T20Is, behind the 77 between Mithali Raj and Anuja Patil against Sri Lanka in 2016.
1 - Harmanpreet's 66 is the highest individual score for a captain at the women's T20 Asia Cup, surpassing Bismah Maroof's 62 against Malaysia in 2018 .
Ghosh's 64* is also the highest by a wicketkeeper in the women's T20 Asia Cup. Nigar Sultana's 53 against Malaysia in 2022 was the previous highest.
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