Of course, Team CREX will be here to take you through each of those games. So, keep tuning in. We hope you enjoyed the coverage of this game. This is the troika of Darpan Tikiya, Dev Rajawat and Sachin Yadav signing off. Special thanks to Aman for all the intriguing stats. Sayonara!
Harmanpreet Kaur and co. would next face Bangladesh in the semifinal on Sunday, September 20th. In the other semifinal, which will be played earlier on the same day, Sri Lanka will lock horns with Pakistan. Basically, it is the repeat of what we saw at the recently concluded Women's Asia Cup 2026.
As expected, the 4th quarterfinal turned out to be a one-sided affair. India steamrolled Japan to storm into the semifinals. Though, the forgettable outings of Kamalini and Fulmali with the bat, and slightly off-target bowling from the pacers would be two areas that won't make the fans too happy.
Most Economical Bowling Figures for India for a 4-Wicket Haul in a WT20I Innings (4 Overs):
4/9 – Poonam Yadav vs Bangladesh, Kuala Lumpur, 2018 (2.25)
4/10 – Deepti Sharma vs West Indies, Gros Islet, 2019 (2.50)
4/10 – Renuka Singh vs Barbados, Birmingham, 2022 (2.50)
5/10 – Deepti Sharma vs Pakistan, Birmingham, 2026 (2.50)
4/10 – Shree Charani vs Japan, Nisshin, 2026 (2.50), Today*
4/12 – DP David vs Sri Lanka, Basseterre, 2010 (3.00)
Most Sixes in a Calendar Year in WT20Is:
32 – Chamari Athapaththu (Sri Lanka), 2024
26 – Shafali Verma (India), 2026*
25 – Harmanpreet Kaur (India), 2018
21 – Sophie Devine (New Zealand), 2018
21 – Sophie Devine (New Zealand), 2020
Most Ducks for Japan in WT20Is:
6 – Mai Yanagida*
5 – Akari Kano, Ahilya Chandel*
4 – Kurumi Ota
Most Ducks for Japan in a WT20I Innings:
4 vs Hong Kong, Wong Nai, 2023
4 vs China, Incheon, 2024
4 vs Hong Kong, Bangi, 2026
4 vs India, Nisshin, 2026, Today*
Lowest Innings Total for Japan in WT20Is (All-Out or 20-Overs):