Top 5 Intresting News of Chess Olympiad 2024:Top 5 Intresting News of Chess Olympiad 2024:Match Highlights
Pakistan Innings:
Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat first in the India-Pakistan Women’s T20 World Cup match. They gave India a target of 105 runs in 20 overs. This target was challenging for India. Their batsmen from the Sersh Karm team performed very well, in which their captain also had a good partnership. They tried to handle the innings. However, the Indian bowlers today left the Pakistani batsmen chilly. Indian bowlers performed admirably in this women’s T20 competition. Arundhati Reddy, a mid-fast bowler, claimed three wickets for 19 runs in just four overs.
Pakistan’s first wicket fell on the 6th ball of the first over on 1 run of G. Feroza.
Their second wicket fell on 25 runs of S. Ameen in the 4.5th over.
The third wicket fell on 33 runs of U.Sohail in 6.5 overs.
The fourth wicket fell on 41 runs of M. Ali in 9.3 overs.
The fifth wicket fell on 52 runs of A. Riaz in 12.1 overs.
The sixth wicket fell on 70 runs of F. Sana in 13.6 overs.
The seventh wicket fell on 71 runs of T. Hassan in 14.5 overs.
The eighth wicket fell on 99 runs of N. Dar in 19.4 overs.
India’s Chase
Responding, India chased the target given by Pakistan and won with a brilliant performance. From the Indian team, their opening batsman S.Verma played a brilliant innings and contributed a lot to India’s victory. He laid the foundation of India’s victory right in the beginning, after him S. Mandhana did not show any special performance in today’s match but after him J. Rodrigues and Indian captain H.Kaur gave India victory. Pakistani bowlers also put their full effort to defeat the Indian team, their bowlers also performed well but today they failed.
India’s first wicket fell in 4.3 overs at 18 runs of S. Mandhana.
And the second wicket fell in 11.5 overs at 61 runs of S. Verma.
The third wicket fell in 15.2 overs at 80 runs of J. Rodrigues.
The fourth wicket fell in 15.3 overs at 80 runs of R. Ghosh.
Player of the Match
In this match, the player of the match was Indian bowler A. Reddy. He gave a great performance of his bowling in this match which played an important role in India’s victory. A. Reddy took 3 wickets for 19 runs in 4 overs. These three wickets were very important. Due to which there was a lot of pressure on the Pakistani batsmen.
Important Times:
The game was won by India thanks to their outstanding fielding and a player’s outstanding catch in the outer field.
India was able to win the match because to an important partnership between their batsmen, which relieved pressure throughout the middle overs.
India’s triumph in the Cricket Women T20 World Cup over Pakistan has revived women’s cricket in India and raised awareness of the competition.
India has won the women’s T20 World Cup how many times?
India women’s squad is among the best in the world, but they have yet to win a T20 World Cup. They have participated in numerous T20 World Cups, but they have never come out on top. In fact, India reached the finals once in 2020, that final was with Australia and Australia snatched that victory from India. But still India has stood as a strong opponent in this tournament and in this tournament the Indian women’s team is consistently performing brilliantly and is hoping that this time India wins this trophy.
Greatest Individual Score in Women’s Cricket During a T20 Match
| No. | Batter | Runs | Team | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lucia Taylor | 169 | Argentina | Chile | October 2023 |
| 2 | Deepika Rasangika | 161* | Bahrain | Saudi Arabia | March 2022 |
| 3 | Esha Oza | 158* | UAE | Bahrain | March 2022 |
| 4 | Maria Castineiras | 155* | Argentina | Chile | October 2023 |
| 5 | Alyssa Healy | 148* | Australia | Sri Lanka | October 2019 |
| 6 | Albertina Galan | 145* | Argentina | Chile | October 2023 |
| 7 | Laura Agatha | 144* | Brazil | Mexico | September 2024 |
| 8 | Rebecca Blake | 135* | Romania | Malta | August 2023 |
| 9 | Meg Lanning | 133* | Australia | England | July 2019 |
| 10 | Hayley Matthews | 132 | West Indies | Australia | October 2023 |
