India Women vs Thailand Women, Asia Cup 2022: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming

10.10.2022 - 06:39 sports.ndtv.com

India would square off against Thailand in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup on Monday. Harmanpreet Kaur had missed the previous game against Bangladesh due to a niggle and it needs to be seen whether she makes her way back into the side for the contest against Thailand.

Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma had given good performances with the bat in hand and they were exceptional in setting up the win for India.

Thailand are currently at the fourth position in the points table while India are at the top, and they would hope to continue with the winning momentum. When will India vs Thailand Women's Asia Cup match be played? India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match will be played on Monday, October 10. Where will India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match be played? India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match will be played at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Academy Ground. What time will India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match begin? India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match will begin at 1:00 PM IST. Where will India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match be broadcast? India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match will be broadcast on the Star Sports Network. Where will India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match be available for streaming? Promoted India vs Thailand, Women's Asia Cup match will be available for streaming on Disney+ Hotstar. (All telecast vs streaming timings are as per the information received from the host broadcasters)

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Pakistan, on Tuesday, threatened to pull out of next year's World Cup in India, reacting strongly to BCCI secretary Jay Shah's statement that they would prefer to play the Asia Cup at a neutral venue. Pakistan is scheduled to host the next edition of Asia Cup next year as per Asian Cricket Council's executive board's decision. Incidentally Shah is the president of Asian Cricket Council. After the BCCI AGM in Mumbai on Tuesday, Shah in an informal gathering of reporters stated that "India will play the Asia Cup at a neutral venue."

Watch: Team India's Ecstatic Celebrations After Women's Asia Cup Triumph

India hammered Sri Lanka by 8 wickets in Sylhet to clinch a seventh Women's Asia Cup title on Saturday. After restricting Sri Lanka to a total of 65/9, India chased down the total inside nine overs. After the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side lifted the title, the Board of Control for Cricket in India shared a sneak peek of the team's celebrations in Sylhet. The video starts with the players standing in a huddle, with their backs against the trophy. However, it didn't take long for the celebrations to get out of hands as the players started dancing to ecstatic chants.

Not a good batting display: Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu on Women's Asia Cup final loss

Athapaththu expressed her disappointment with the failure of the batting unit in the team's first Asia Cup final appearance since the inception of the tournament in 2004. She also mentioned that the team had a tough day on the ground and could not stick to their batting plans as a team. The Sri Lankan also was optimistic about the learnings they have had from the tournament that they can apply in the T20 Women's World Cup to be played in four months' time.

India Crush Sri Lanka By 8 Wickets To Win 7th Women's Asia Cup Title

India maintained their dominance in the Women's Asia Cup with an eight-wicket demolition of a self-destructing Sri Lanka in the final at at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Sylhet on Saturday for their seventh title in eight editions. Sri Lanka, who were playing their first tournament final in 14 years, imploded after opting to bat on a slow and turning pitch. They could only manage 65 for nine which India knocked off in 8.3 overs. Smriti Mandhana struck a sublime 51 not out off 25 balls.

India vs Sri Lanka, Women's Asia Cup Final: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming

India face Sri Lanka in the Women's Asia Cup final at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Saturday. Both teams had met during the round robin phase, and India won the game by 41 runs. India won five of their six games to take the top spot, while Sri Lanka finished third with 8 points. A ruthless Indian team would look to reassert its supremacy and aim to win an unprecedented seventh Asia Cup title. The track at the Sylhet stadium has been on the slower side where stroke-making is extremely difficult. In the round robin encounter between the two teams, India batted first and scored 150 and bowled out Sri Lanka for 109.

Women's Asia Cup Final: India start favourites against Sri Lanka in pursuit of 7th Asia cup title

The tournament brought to fore India's depth as the younger crop of players has shouldered the burden of taking the team to the final without any tangible contribution from skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and her deputy Smriti Mandhana. Such has been the impact of the Indian team, that skipper Harmanpreet played only four games (81 runs) and in total faced a only 72 balls in those matches. Even Mandhana, who led in three games, skipped one game and didn't need to contribute much.