Asian Games: Pakistan win rain-hit women's cricket final

Published September 26, 2014
Pakistan cricket player Sana Mir (L) bowls during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014. — Photo by AFP
Pakistan cricket player Sana Mir (L) bowls during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014. — Photo by AFP
Pakistan's women cricket team celebrate their victory during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014.— Photo by AFP
Pakistan's women cricket team celebrate their victory during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014.— Photo by AFP
Bangladesh cricket player Jahanara Alam (L) bats during the women's cricket final against Pakistan at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014. — Photo by AFP
Bangladesh cricket player Jahanara Alam (L) bats during the women's cricket final against Pakistan at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014. — Photo by AFP
Bangladesh cricket player Rumana Ahmed (L) runs during the women's cricket final against Pakistan at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014.— Photo by AFP
Bangladesh cricket player Rumana Ahmed (L) runs during the women's cricket final against Pakistan at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014.— Photo by AFP
Pakistan women cricket team sing their national anthem at a flag raising ceremony during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014.— Photo by AFP
Pakistan women cricket team sing their national anthem at a flag raising ceremony during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014.— Photo by AFP
Pakistan cricket player Sumaiya Siddiqui bowls during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014. — Photo by AFP
Pakistan cricket player Sumaiya Siddiqui bowls during the women's cricket final against Bangladesh at the Yeonhui Cricket Ground during the 17th Asian Games in Incheon on September 26, 2014. — Photo by AFP

Pakistan retained the women's Twenty20 cricket gold medal at the Asian Games on Friday by defeating spirited Bangladesh in a rain-affected final.

Pakistan, electing to bat after winning the toss, were restricted to 97-6 by the steady Bangladeshi bowling attack. Bismah Maroof top-scored with 24 and leg-spinner Rumana Ahmed claimed two wickets for 13 runs.

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