India Storms into Women's Asia Cup Final: Harmanpreet Kaur Hails Dominant Bowlers

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur praised her bowlers for their dominant performance as India defeated Bangladesh by 10 wickets in the Women's Asia Cup semi-final. India’s bowlers, led by Renuka Singh and Radha Yadav, restricted Bangladesh to 80/8, setting up a comprehensive victory and securing a spot in the final.

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur lavished praise on her bowlers following an emphatic 10-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the Women's Asia Cup semi-final. The Indian team showcased a dominant all-round performance, paving their way to the final of the tournament for the ninth time.

"Our bowlers did a great job. Whatever we discussed in the team meeting, they executed perfectly. I'm immensely proud of their performance," Kaur said post-match. She emphasized the simplicity and consistency of their approach, adding, "Every day, they come up with new ideas and positive attitudes, giving us the confidence to perform."

Bangladesh, after opting to bat, struggled against Renuka Singh's pace and Radha Yadav's spin, collapsing to 80/8. The duo's clinical four-over spells with three wickets each dismantled the opposition's innings. Kaur remained focused on the next challenge, as India awaited their final opponent from the Sri Lanka vs Pakistan clash.

Openers Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma chased down the modest target of 81 with ease, securing victory with nine overs to spare. The Indian team now turns its attention to the final showdown in the Women's Asia Cup.

(With inputs from agencies.)