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Sana Bags T20i Career Best 4-26 As Ireland takes the lead

Sana Bags T20i Career Best 4-26 As Ireland takes the lead

Dublin:

Pakistani Governor Fatima Sana took the best 4-26 t20i bowling figures and also completed 100 international wickets, as Pakistan fell 11 runs against Ireland’s hosts in the original T20I of the three-game series here in the Cricket Club Cricket.

Ireland defended their 142 in total with Pakistan’s limitation to 131-9 to 20 overs. The Orla Prendergast race player led the way to Ireland with a magnificent round performance as he scored 26-ball 29 and took 3-28, including the first blood plan in the third above the chase.

Natalia Parvaiz 29 (3 four, 1 six) and Rameen Shamim’s 27 out of 20 balls (4x4s) in lower class were not enough to get Pakistan all over the line. Seeking the goal, Pakistan’s two strokes departed for five trips with 22 runs on the Board of Directors.

Sidra Amin (15, 15b, 2x4s) and Aliya Riaz’s (14, 23b, 2x4s) 200 could not capture further transparency, as Pakistan lost half of the side for 54 runs and then Captain Fatima Sana (14, 7b, 3x4s) with just 70 at 130 in HYPER-HYPER-HYPER-HYPER-HYPER-HYPER-HYPER-SUPPER-SERPER-SUPPORT-HYPER-HYPER-SPEAKER.

Rameen and Natalia 21-Ball 31-Standing Stand for the Seventh Wicket exert some pressure in Ireland before prendergast ending with Pakistan demanding 42 of 21 balls. Pakistan needed 22 runs from the latter, but only managed 10.

In addition to Prandergast, Jane Maguire took 2-20 data in her four overs.

Earlier, Pakistan first chose to fly after The Toss’s victory. After Fatima threw Gaby Lewis in the third with 18 runs on the board, Prandergast and Amy Hunter (37, 30b, 5x4s) gathered to stumble a 45-36 balls.

N0.4 Batter Leah Paul (28, 19b, 4x4s) and No.5 Batter Laura Delany (16, 15b, 1×4, 1×6) were the other notable contributors to Ireland.

Delany became the 100th victim of Fatima in international cricket 121 runs to the Board of Directors after 16.5 overs. At this juncture, Ireland lost six wickets for 21 runs, as it was bowled with two balls to make it available. Fatima improved the previous best of 3-18 against New Zealand in Dunedin in 2023 with 4-26.

Nashra Sundhu, Sadia Iqbal, Rameen and Diana Baig took a wicket each.

Series program:

August 6 – First T20i – Ireland won with 11 runs. August 8 – Second T20I at Clontarf Cricket Club, Dublin. August 10 – Third T20I at Clontarf Cricket Club, Dublin

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