India's Smriti Mandhana, left, walks to congratulate batting partner Jemimah Rodrigues after winning the women's T20 match against Pakistan at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham on Sunday, July 31, 2022. AP
Smriti Mandhana hit an unbeaten fifty against Pakistan at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Getty
Pakistan players after the defeat on Sunday. Getty
Commonwealth Games - Women's Cricket T20 - Group A - Pakistan v India - Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham, Britain - July 31, 2022 India's Smriti Mandhana celebrates after the match REUTERS / Jason Cairnduff
India's Radha Yadav, left, breaks the stumps to run-out Pakistan's Tuba Hassan. AP
Pakistan's Diana Baig is dismissed at Edgbaston in Birmingham. AFP
India's Renuka Singh, left, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of Pakistan's Ayesha Naseem. AP
India's Sneh Rana celebrates taking the catch of Pakistan's Muneeba Ali. AFP
India's Meghna Singh, right, celebrates taking the wicket of Pakistan's Iram Javed. AFP
India supporters at Edgbaston. Getty
India's Smriti Mandhana, left, walks to congratulate batting partner Jemimah Rodrigues after winning the women's T20 match against Pakistan at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham on Sunday, July 31, 2022. AP
Smriti Mandhana hit an unbeaten fifty against Pakistan at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Getty
Pakistan players after the defeat on Sunday. Getty
Commonwealth Games - Women's Cricket T20 - Group A - Pakistan v India - Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham, Britain - July 31, 2022 India's Smriti Mandhana celebrates after the match REUTERS / Jason Cairnduff
India's Radha Yadav, left, breaks the stumps to run-out Pakistan's Tuba Hassan. AP
Pakistan's Diana Baig is dismissed at Edgbaston in Birmingham. AFP
India's Renuka Singh, left, celebrates with teammates the dismissal of Pakistan's Ayesha Naseem. AP
India's Sneh Rana celebrates taking the catch of Pakistan's Muneeba Ali. AFP
India's Meghna Singh, right, celebrates taking the wicket of Pakistan's Iram Javed. AFP
