Things are going smoothly for the Harmanpreet Kaur-led team as they won both their games, but there are still issues that need to be addressed immediately.
Her batting average, which failed in the T20 World Cup, was quite mediocre to say the least in the Asia Cup.
Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma did a great job doing the heavy lifting but barring the openers, the rest of the batters failed to make a remarkable impression.
Against Thailand, Shafali scored 64 off 36 balls as India fell from 108/2 to 137/9.
Against Thailand, Smriti led the way with a century, but batters 4 to 7 managed a total of just 24 off 27 balls.
Pratika Rawal, who replaced Jemima Rodrigues at number three, was unable to convert her starts into major scores, while Harmanpreet herself was short of runs.
The fallout from the setbacks has not hurt the team so far, but against Pakistan, a much stronger opponent compared to Thailand and Hong Kong, India will need to make every effort to extend its dominance over its neighbors.