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Women’s World Cup: Bowlers Shine As Bangladesh Bundle Out Pakistan For Paltry 129
ODI World Cup: Bangladesh bowlers put on a brilliant show as they ran through the batting lineup to restrict Pakistan to a paltry total of 129 in the third match of the ongoing Women’s ODI World Cup in Colombo on Thursday.
Pakistan’s move to bat first backfired as the Fatima Sana-led side struggled to score against Bangladesh throughout their innings. To start with, Marufa Akter got her side key breakthroughs in the first over and dismissed opener Omaima Sohail and top-order batter Sidra Amin off consecutive deliveries.
Muneeba Ali then looked to get the scorecard ticking and took on the bowlers well in the initial stages of the Power-play. However, Nigar Sultana’s girls kept the opposition batters in check, making it difficult for them to score.
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