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ReplayWomen's Asia Cup · Match 10 · T20I
23 Jul 2024 · Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium · India won the toss and chose to bat.
A real match, replayed ball by ball from its Cricsheet record. Nothing here is simulated.
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K Kunwar0-0-0-0
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Model of the match state only (score, balls, wickets)
▲ India ahead · the axis is India's chance of winning
| Innings | Over | Score | India | Nepal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.0 | Start | 53% | 47% |
121projected · 80% range 72–170
Par 126 · projection 5 below par
Venue par at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, from 21 completed first innings. Par is the first-innings total that gives the side batting first an even chance.
Shafali Verma facing K Kunwar
Right-arm medium · Powerplay (1-6)
Career figures as of 2 Nov 2026, so they include matches after this one (23 Jul 2024).
India0/0 (0 ov) · in progress
| Batter | R | B | 4s | 6s | SR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shafali Verma*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| D Hemalatha*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| Extras | 0 | |||||
| Total | 0/0 (0 ov) | |||||
Yet to bat: S Sajana, JI Rodrigues, RM Ghosh, S Mandhana, DB Sharma, A Reddy, RP Yadav, TP Kanwar, Renuka Singh
| Bowler | O | M | R | W | Econ |
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Runs after each over. Dots mark overs in which wickets fell.
No overs bowled yet.
Top strength (▲) and weakness (▼) from each player's career in this format, as of 2 Nov 2026, against comparable players.
Strength: Right-arm medium: average 49.8 · 96th percentile · 482 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): average 25.3 · 5th percentile · 818 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
S Sajana
No career record in this dataset.
Strength: Spin: average 37.2 · 97th percentile · 1,343 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 22.8 · 1st percentile · 1,007 balls
Strength: New at the crease (first 15 balls): balls per dismissal 21.2 · 71st percentile · 847 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 116.5 · 2nd percentile · 395 balls
Strength: Settling in (balls 16-40): balls per dismissal 30.8 · 92nd percentile · 1,415 balls
Weakness: Once set (40+ balls): balls per dismissal 10.5 · 1st percentile · 263 balls
Strength: Middle (7-15): average 54.4 · 99th percentile · 565 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 96.3 · 10th percentile · 565 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 26.0 · 83rd percentile · 736 balls
Weakness: Powerplay (1-6): strike rate 39 · 7th percentile · 390 balls
Strength: Right-handed batters: average 17.7 · 91st percentile · 1,478 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 22.9 · 11th percentile · 1,121 balls
TP Kanwar
No career record in this dataset.
Strength: Away from home: average 19.1 · 94th percentile · 984 balls
Weakness: Left-handed batters: average 30.5 · 20th percentile · 438 balls
Strength: Chasing: average 17.5 · 90th percentile · 511 balls
Weakness: New at the crease (first 15 balls): balls per dismissal 11.7 · 1st percentile · 456 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 28.9 · 100th percentile · 462 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 17.9 · 19th percentile · 462 balls
Strength: Powerplay (1-6): economy 3.7 · 95th percentile · 963 balls
Weakness: Right-handed batters: average 13.8 · 10th percentile · 1,132 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 27.1 · 99th percentile · 559 balls
Weakness: Batting first: average 17.5 · 22nd percentile · 664 balls
Strength: Middle (7-15): economy 3.8 · 98th percentile · 842 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 83.2 · 8th percentile · 647 balls
Strength: Batting first: average 24.6 · 96th percentile · 483 balls
Weakness: Chasing: average 14.2 · 14th percentile · 566 balls
Strength: Right-handed batters: average 22.7 · 95th percentile · 587 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 55.0 · 4th percentile · 218 balls
Strength: Spin: average 19 · 96th percentile · 303 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 9.3 · 2nd percentile · 255 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.