The match between Pakistan and India was washed out on Saturday in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, during the ongoing ACC Women’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup.
The two teams get a point each of the match and ended up with four points each from three outings.
Both sides also qualify for the semi-finals, with India topping the table on better run-rate then Pakistan.
India and Pakistan will face Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, respectively in the semi-finals scheduled on Monday, June 19. Due to continuous rain, a reserved day has been kept (20 June) for the semi-finals.
The final of the tournament will be held on Wednesday, 21 June.
Earlier, Pakistan’s match against Hong Kong on June 15 was also abandoned due to rain.
In Pakistan’s first match, spinners Syeda Aroob Shah and Tuba Hassan starred as Pakistan defeated Nepal at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
Chasing a modest 88-run target, leg-spinners Aroob and Tuba never pushed Nepal on the backfoot by picking up wickets regularly. The duo ended up taking two wickets each to give Pakistan a nine-run win.
For Nepal, Kabita Kunwar (20, 32b, 2x4s) and Kabita Joshi (15 not out, 17b, 1x4) were the only batters to enter into double figures.
Earlier, after being asked to bat, Pakistan A were all out for 87 in 19.2 overs. Opening batter Shawaal Zulfiqar top-scored for her side with a 36-ball 28, hitting one four.
For Nepal, Indu Barma was the most successful bowler, taking three wickets for six runs from three overs. Kabita Joshi, Kabita Kunwar and Sita Rana Magar bagged two wickets apiece.
Squad
Fatima Sana (c), Anoosha Nasir, Eyman Fatima, Gull Feroza, Gulrukh, Lubna Behram, Najiha Alvi (wk), Natalia Parvaiz, Sadaf Shamas, Shawaal Zulfiqar, Syeda Aroob Shah, Tuba Hassan, Umm-e-Hani and Yusra Amir.
Reserves
Amber Kainat, Dua Majid, Fatima Khan and Rameen Shamim
Player support personnel
Aisha Jalil (manager), Mohsin Kamal (head coach), Kamran Hussain (assistant coach), Usman Shahid (analyst) and Rabia Siddiq (physiotherapist).