Ind W vs Pak W: India defeated Pakistan by 88 runs

COLOMBO: India Women’s Team defeated Pakistan by 88 runs in the group match of the ICC Women’s World Cup.

In the match played in Colombo, Pakistan Women’s team captain Fatima Sana won the toss and invited India to bat.

Batting first, India scored 247 runs for the loss of 10 wickets; in reply, the Pakistani team was bowled out for 159 runs.

The Indian women’s cricket team was bowled out for 247 runs on the last ball of the 50th over.

The Indian team was all out against Pakistan Women for the first time in one-day cricket.

Harleen stood out in the Indian innings with 46 runs, Richa Ghosh scored 35 and Jemimah Rodrigues scored 32 runs, and Pratika Rawal played an innings of 31 runs.

Diana Baig took 4 wickets for Pakistan. In addition, Sadia Iqbal and Fatima Sana took 2 wickets each.

Chasing a target of 248 runs, Pakistan’s entire team was bowled out for 159 runs in the 43rd over.

Sidra Amin stood out for Pakistan with 81 runs; apart from her, Natalia Parvez scored 33 and Sidra Nawaz scored 14 runs, while no other batsman could reach double figures.

For India, Kranti God and Deepti Sharma took 3 wickets each, while Sinha Rana dismissed 2 players.

The Indian women’s team also followed the men’s team’s footsteps and did not shake hands with the Pakistani players.

After the toss, the captains of both teams spoke to the presenter but did not shake hands.

Spray in Ind W vs Pak W

During the Pakistan-India match in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, Pakistan Women’s captain Fatima Sana and other players had to spray the ground.

This interesting situation arose when insects attacked the ground as soon as the lights were turned on during the match played in Colombo, which worried the cricketers.

Pakistani bowler Nashra Sindhu first tried to scare away the insects by taking a handkerchief from the umpire, but the problem was not solved.

The match continued for some time, but after that, the players became worried due to more insects, so Pakistan’s reserve players reached the ground with a spray and captain Fatima Sana started spraying around.

Reserve player Iman Fatima also sprayed the Pakistani player’s cap, but this did not solve the problem, so after some time, the match had to be stopped and the administration sprayed the ground and the match resumed.