Pakistan struggled right from the start and only three of their batsmen managed to get into double figures. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
Pakistan struggled right from the start and only three of their batsmen managed to get into double figures, with Bismah Maroof making an impressive 46 off 38 balls. All Sri Lankan bowlers were impressive, especially Udeshika Prabodhani and Inoka Ranaweera who took two wickets apiece and only gave away 12 and 16 runs respectively in their four-over quota. Three run outs also did not help Pakistan’s cause.
In reply, Chamari Atapattu’s 44 ensured that the result was never in doubt after Sana Mir dismissed Lasanthi Madushani with the first ball of their innings.
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Still proud of our women's team. They are improving and in a few years hopefully will be considered one of the top teams in the world. Question: shouldn't they be called batswomen?