2 weeks Ago By Staff Reporter
LAHORE - The Pakistan-India match in the Women’s Asian Baseball Cup proved to be the toughest in Pakistan’s international history and after a fierce battle, India claimed a narrow victory with a final score of 2-1. Despite India’s superior ranking, the Pakistani women’s team put up a fierce resistance. In men’s baseball, Pakistan has remained unbeaten against India.
Pakistan Federation Baseball (PFB) Secretary Syed Fakhar Ali Shah termed the match as the most challenging international encounter Pakistan has ever played. In the scheduled 7 innings, Pakistan held their traditional rivals to a 1-1 tie. Neither team could score in the first extra inning, but in the second extra (9th) inning, India managed a run to secure victory.
The final score was 2-1. Pakistan’s women players gave a tough fight to the higher-ranked Indian side. In men’s baseball, Pakistan remains undefeated against India.
Meanwhile, various members of Pakistan’s baseball and sports community, including Women’s Wing Chairperson Sadia Alvi, Secretary Ayesha Aram, and other officials, extended their encouragement to Syed Fakhar Ali Shah, team officials Akhtar Hussain Shah, Umair Imdad Bhatti, Nadeem Sajjad Shah, Zubair Wattoo, and the players. They acknowledged that the team’s performance was remarkable given the difficult circumstances, including the fatigue from traveling from Lahore to Karachi and then to Thailand. They expressed hope that the team will achieve victories in the upcoming matches.
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