216 for 3 - India's total against Sri Lanka in the Gold Medal match of the Asian Games Women's competition. It is the highest total in the competition's history, bettering Hong Kong's 202 for 4 against Mongolia in 2023.
2 - Gold Medals for India in the Asian Games Women's competition, having previously won in 2023, their first appearance in this event. Pakistan also won two Gold Medals in the competition, in 2010 and 2014.
Overall, Pakistan have three medals, including the bronze they won earlier on Tuesday. Bangladesh and now Sri Lanka also have three medals apiece - two silvers and a bronze.
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147 - India's win margin against Sri Lanka is their biggest win in women's T20Is. Their previous biggest margin was 142 runs, against Malaysia in the 2018 Asia Cup, where they bundled Malaysia for 27 while defending 169.
India's win margin is also the highest in a women's T20I tournament final. Papua New Guinea's 100-run win against Vanuatu in the 2023 Pacific Island Women Cricket Challenge final was the previous highest.
The 147-run margin is also the second-highest against a Full Member team in women's T20Is, behind Pakistan's 153-run win against Zimbabwe earlier this year in Karachi.
13 - Sixes that India hit during their innings, the most by any team in a women's T20I. India broke their own record of 12 sixes in their previous game against Bangladesh on Sunday.
78 - Runs India scored through sixes on Tuesday, nine more than Sri Lanka's total. This is only the seventh time a team has scored more runs through sixes than the opponent's total in women's T20Is. In their 69 all out, Sri Lanka hit only one six. None of the previous six instances has come against a Full Member team.
1 - India's total is also the highest by any team in a women's T20I tournament knockout match. Brazil previously set the record with 210 against Spain earlier this year and the highest score by a Full Member team in a knockout game was Australia's 209 for 4, against England in 2018.
India's total of 216 for 3 on Tuesday is also their third-highest in this format. Their highest - 221 for 2 - also came against Sri Lanka, last year.
8 - Consecutive wins for India. They won five matches in the Asia Cup and three at the Asian Games. This is their longest winning streak in women's T20Is, bettering seven successive wins in 2018.
110 - Sixes India have hit in women's T20Is in 2026. They are the first team to hit a century of sixes in a calendar year in this format. South Africa are next with 77 sixes, also in 2026.
India hit 59 of those 110 sixes in just eight matches at the Asia Cup and Asian Games combined. They hit 32 at the Asia Cup in Dubai, the most by any team in a women's T20I series, while the 27 in the Asian Games are the third-most.
8 - Number of times Deepti Sharma has dismissed Chamari Athapaththu in T20Is, the joint-second-most dismissals for a batter against a bowler in women's T20Is. Ellyse Perry dismissed Suzie Bates on nine occasions, while Lisa Sthalekar dismissed Sara McGlashan and Katherine Sciver-Brunt got against Alyssa Healy eight times each.