Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women Head to Head Records- Women's Asia Cup 2024, Match 6

In match 6 of Women's Asia Cup 2024, Pakistan Women are set to lock horns with Nepal Women. The Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women encounter will be hosted by Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium in Dambulla, Sri Lanka.

Both teams have played 1 game in the Women's Asia Cup 2024. While Pakistan Women lost their opening match to India Women, Nepal Women won the tournament opener against UAE Women. Below are Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women head-to-head records.

Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women Head to Head Records- Women's Asia Cup 2024, Match 6

Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women Head-to-Head Records: Key Statistics

According to Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women head-to-head records, both sides have faced each other only once in a T20I game. However, it was not a bilateral match but a match during Asia Cup T20 2016. Pakistan Women won the match and hence, they have a 1-0 lead in head-to-head clashes with Nepal Women.

Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women Head-to-Head Records: Recent 5 Encounters

Both sides have only faced each other in 1 T20I game so far and are yet to clash in 5 games. However, that match took place long back in November 2016 and both sides have not faced each other in any match in recent years.

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Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women Head-to-Head Records: Key moments and stand-out performances

Since there has been only one Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women match, we will talk about the same game. In that match, Pakistan won the game by chasing a 48-run target by 9 wickets.

In that game, only Nepal captain Rubina Chhetry scored in double digits (11) and all other player lost their wickets for single digits. Pakistan opener Ayesha Zafar and Javeria Khan scored the most 26 and 16 respectively.

While no Nepal bowlers got any wickets, Anam Amin, Sana Mir, and Sadia Yousuf picked 2 wickets each for Pakistan. Asmavia Iqbal and Bismah Maroof clinched 1 wicket each to dismantle Nepal Women's batters for a horrible total.

In the ongoing Women's Asia Cup 2024, some Nepal and Pakistan batswomen have shown decent form. Sidra Ameen (25), Tuba Hassan (22), and Fatima Sana (22*) have scored the most runs for Pakistan in their opening clash against India. Syeda Aroob Shah got 2/9 while bowling.

For Nepal Women, Samjhana Khadka shattered a superb 72-run knock in the first match against UAE. Captain Indu Barma got 3 wicket haul while Sabnam Rai, Kabita Joshi, and Kritika Marasini picked 1 wicket each.

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Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women Head-to-Head Records: Trends and Patterns

Since there was only one game between Pakistan Women and Nepal Women in the past, there are no trends and patterns to talk about in their clashes.

However, in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup 2024, Nepal Women showed a stunning batting and bowling form against UAE in their opening match.

On the other hand, Pakistan's batters succumbed against India and were bowled out for just 108 in 1st innings to lose the match by 7 wickets.

Conclusion

Pakistan Women and Nepal Women have not played enough T20 games against each other and only faced once in 2016 during the Asia Cup tournament. Now, they will face each other for the 2nd time in T20I internationals.

Notably, since the only PAK vs NEP Women's game took place long back during a group tournament in Bangkok City in Thailand, many fans and even news media are unaware of the match.

Even popular cricket websites will not show any data for Pakistan Women vs Nepal Women head-to-head records as it was not a bilateral series. However, the exact date for the match was November 26, 2016, and it took place at the Asian Institute of Technology Ground in Bangkok City, Thailand during the Women's Twenty20 Asia Cup 2016.

It was Pakistan Women's first game of the tournament and they grabbed a huge victory against Nepal Women. In the end, India Women won the final title in the tournament.