Tag: Pakistan Women vs Australia Women

Pakistan women’s team gears up for third Australia T20I

CANBERRA: Pakistan women’s cricket team held a full-strength training session on Saturday at the Manuka Oval before the final T20I of the three-match series against Australia, scheduled for January 29.

All the players of Pakistan’s T20I squad participated in the final training session held here in a bid to finish a disappointing tour of Australia on a winning note.

Pakistan players engaged in rigorous batting, fielding and bowling drills throughout the day as they gear up for the final encounter and deny Australia a chance to clean sweep the series.

 

It is pertinent to mention that Australia have an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series after they beat Pakistan in the prior two fixtures.

The Green Shirts also had a flop show in the recently-concluded ODI series where Bismah Maroof’s side endured a series sweep by the dominant Aussies.

Furthermore, after concluding a disappointing Australia Tour, Pakistan women’s team will depart for South Africa to partake in the upcoming ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, scheduled to take place from February 10 to 26.

READ: Fast and furious South Africa triumph as England collapse

Australia Women hammer Pakistan in second T20I to seal series

HOBART: Beth Mooney led the batting charge after bowlers decimated the visitors’ batting lineup as Australia outclassed Pakistan in the second T20I on Thursday and sealed the series with a game to spare.

Australia tapped the full extent of their bowling arsenal as they utilized nine bowlers to confine Pakistan’s fragile batting on a paltry total of 96/7 after they opted to bat first.

In return, Mooney displayed her striking prowess as she scored a stunning 46 from 29 balls to steer Australia to a comfortable eight-wicket win with 44 balls to spare.

Skipper Meg Lanning, on the other hand, contributed 31 off 32 in the chase before she was dismissed in the ninth over off Nida Dar, who then went on to hunt down Mooney in her next over.

Earlier, opener Munneba Ali and skipper Bismah Maroof put up a brief resistance as the two gathered 35 runs for the second wicket before Pakistan underwent a middle-over collapse and started to lose wickets at regular intervals.

Besides Muneeba’s 35 and the skipper’s unbeaten 29 from 28 balls, none of the batters could make an impactful batting performance.

A paltry 97-run target was never enough to cause any trouble to the mighty Australian side, who have now defeated Pakistan in five consecutive matches during the tour, including three ODIs.

With yet another disappointing outcome following a 3-0 ODI series whitewash, Pakistan are yet to find their first win in Australia with only a T20I now left to be played.

READ: Najam Sethi hails Babar Azam on winning ICC Awards

Schutt, Perry sail Australia to convincing win against Pakistan in first T20I

SYDNEY: Megan Schutt ran through the Pakistan batting line with her maiden five-wicket haul before veteran Ellyse Perry smashed a crisp half-century to hand Australia Women’s team a commanding eight-wicket win over Pakistan in the first T20I, here on Tuesday. 

Schutt produced career-best figures, 5 for 15, as she led the energetic Australian bowling attack that confined Pakistan to a paltry total of 118 after they opted to bat first.

Australia, in return, eased past the target with 38 balls to spare. Perry who claimed 2 for 3 in her two overs, showed her batting class as well, as she went unbeaten on 57 from 40.

Perry came out to open for Australia in place of Beth Mooney, along with skipper Meg Lanning, who was beaten by an excellent arm ball from Sadia Iqbal in the second over.

Tahila McGrath held the crease for some time with Perry before she was cleaned up by Nida Dar in the 8th over for 14.

Ashleigh Gardener (30 off 19), however, stood rock solid with Perry and denied Pakistan further breakthroughs as the two gathered unbeaten 64 runs to take Australia home.

Earlier, Omaima Sohail and Ayesha Naseem put up a monetary fightback lower down the order after Pakistan were once stuck at 57/5 in 10.4 overs. Omaima made 30 from 36 balls while Ayesha scored 24 off 20 balls.

With yet another disappointing outcome following a 3-0 ODI series whitewash, Pakistan are still searching for their first win of the tour with only two T20Is now left to be played.

READ: Babar Azam features in Stokes-led ICC Test Team of the Year 2022

Mooney-led Australia thump Pakistan to complete clean sweep in ODIs

SYDNEY: Australian opener Beth Mooney struck a magnificent century to aid in her side’s dominant 101-run victory over Pakistan in the third ODI as they swept the ODI series 3-0 on Saturday.

Put into bat first, Australia piled up a mammoth 336/9 in their allotted 50 overs at the back of a terrific century by Mooney.

Australia had a contrasting start to their innings as they lost their young opener Phoebe Litchfield (9) cheaply for just 19 in the eighth over.

Mooney, however, then settled things down for Australia by stitching a gritty 160-run partnership with skipper Meg Lanning, who struck 72 off 70 deliveries.

The wicketkeeper batter then added another vital partnership with Ellyse Perry (15) before Nida Dar brought an end to her splendid knock.

She top-scored for her side with 133 off just 105 deliveries, hitting 14 boundaries and four sixes.

Following Mooney’s brilliance, some vital contributions from Tahlia McGrath (30), Annabel Sutherland (26) and Ashleigh Gardner (19) powered Australia to 336/9.

Fatima Sana was the pick of the bowlers for Pakistan with 3/53, while Diana Baig and Dar picked up two wickets each.

Set to chase 337, Pakistan could accumulate 235/7 in their set of overs as none of their batters could score big in the run chase.

Skipper Bismah Maroof top-scored for the touring side with 44 but was a touch too slow as she conceded 71 deliveries after openers Sadaf Shamas (30) and Sidra Ameen (34) provided a cautious start.

Despite their batters chipping with some contributions, Pakistan fell 101 runs short of victory due to a defensive approach.

Ashleigh Gardner led the Australian bowling attack with 3/30, while Jess Jonassen claimed two wickets.

READ: Bowlers star as Pretoria Capitals thump Durban’s Super Giants

Rain washes out Pakistan Women’s first tri-series encounter against Australia

BREADY: All-rounder Alana King struck three wickets in an over but in vain as the rain washed out the first tri-nation series encounter between Pakistan Women and Australia, here at Bready Cricket Stadium on Saturday. 

King stormed through the middle order as she dismissed Kainat Imtiaz, Ayesha Naseem and Aliya Riaz for golden ducks in the seventh over to restrict the Green Shirts on 47/6.

However, the game was called off due to rain after the 8th over with Pakistan struggling at 54/6 despite a promising start of by the openers reaching 29 runs in three overs.

Megan Schutt made the initial breakthrough as she bowled out Iram Javed on 12 before Ashleigh Gardner struck twice in the fifth over sending skipper Bismah Maroof and Muneeba Ali back to the pavilion.

Pakistan will now encounter the hosts Ireland in their second encounter of the tri-nation series on Tuesday after the hosts and Australia will face each other on Sunday.

READ: Virat Kohli responds to Babar Azam’s supportive message

Practice underway ahead of Pakistan Women’s first encounter in Tri-series

BREADY: Pakistan women’s cricket team underwent practice sessions ahead of their first encounter against Australia in the Tri-nation series tomorrow here at Bready Cricket Club.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) shared a video on its official Twitter account of the underway practice session of the women’s squad ahead of their opening match.

 

Earlier the Pakistani contingent reached Belfast to partake in the Tri-nation series featuring  Australia and the hosts Ireland before their participation in the Commonwealth Games 2022, scheduled from July 28 in Birmingham.

Ahead of their departure, the Green Shirts remained involved in a nine-day training camp held at Rawalpindi and Islamabad at the Pindi Cricket Stadium and House of Northern.

READ: ‘He doesn’t need reassurances’ Rohit supports Kohli amid stale form 

Pakistan women’s cricket team to tour Australia next year in January

LAHORE: Pakistan National Women’s Cricket Team will tour Australia for a three-match each ODI and T20I series, scheduled in January 2023.

The Green Shirts’ important tour to Australia will embark with a three-match ODI series against the reigning World Champions.

The ODIs, which will be a part of the ongoing ICC Women’s Championship, will take place on January 16, 18, and 21, with the first two games taking place in Brisbane. The Green Shirts will next head to Sydney for the third ODI.

The T20I series, on the other hand, will also kick start in Sydney as the two teams will come face to face in the first match on January 24. The remaining two T20Is, on the other hand, will be contested in Canberra on January 27 and 29.

It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan is currently hosting Sri Lanka for as many T20Is and ODIs. The Green Shirts have whitewashed the touring side 3-0 in the T20Is, whereas, the ODI series will roll into action on June 1 at Southend Club, Karachi.

Pakistan women’s schedule of matches in Australia:

ODIs
16 Jan: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
18 Jan: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
21 Jan: North Sydney Oval, Sydney

T20Is
24 Jan: North Sydney Oval, Sydney
27 Jan: Manuka Oval, Canberra
29 Jan: Manuka Oval, Canberra

READ: ‘Need to work more on fast bowling’ Pakistan women’s team bowling coach

Women’s WC: Australia thump Pakistan at the back of Healy’s brilliance

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: In the sixth match of the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup, Australia’s Alyssa Healy starred with the bat to power her side seal a consolidating seven-wickets victory over Pakistan, here on Tuesday.

Set to chase a mere 192, Australia comfortable sealed a consolidating victory by seven wickets and 92 balls to spare.

Australia’s opener Healy shone with the bat in the run chase; scoring a brilliant 72 off 79 balls with the help of seven boundaries to set a perfect foundation for the run chase.

Healy’s opening partner Rachael Haynes, on the other hand, also batted brilliantly and put on a valiant 60-runs partnership for the first wicket with Healy. The left-handed batter was looking solid until the 11th over before Bismah Maroof dismissed her for a run-a-ball for 34.

Healy then put on another 60-plus partnership with the newly joined Meg Lanning. The pair took the score to 123 in the 22nd over before Lanning made her way back to the pavilion after scoring 35.

Following Healy’s dismissal in the 28th over, Ellyse Perry and Beth Mooney then put on an unbeaten and match-winning 40-runs partnership and took their side to the victory. Perry scored an unbeaten 26, while Mooney remained not out at 23.

For Pakistan, Omaima Sohail picked two wickets, while Bismah managed to make one scalp.

Batting first, Pakistan could only manage to score a paltry 190/6 in the allotted 50 overs despite the brilliant half-century knocks from Bismah and Aliya Riaz as the rest of the batters remained clueless in front of the Australian bowling attack and scored cheaply.

Bismah scored 78, while Aliya followed back with 53, but both the batters remained a little too defensive as Bismah faced a mammoth 122 balls, while Aliya faced 109.

For Australia, Alana King led the way with two wickets, while Megan Schutt, Perry, Amanda-Jade Wellington, and Nicola Carey struck out a batter each.

Following this victory, Australia have strengthen their top position on the points table, while Pakistan remained at the bottom with two defeats.

READ: Abdullah, Imam eye century as Pakistan score 191/0 at Tea Break

A responsible overview of casino magic online argentina should keep expectations realistic and highlight policy clarity. Focus on withdrawals, limits, and KYC requirements first, then assess mobile performance and provider lineup. Promotions can be optional; wagering and expiry terms matter more than headlines. 18+ only; set strict limits.

Voor spelers die waarde hechten aan eerlijke feedback en praktijkervaringen is https://theslotzcasino.nl/spelersrecensies een nuttige ingang. De pagina legt de nadruk op gebruikerservaring, uitbetalingen, bonusvoorwaarden en klantenservice. Daardoor ontstaat een duidelijker beeld van hoe het casino in het dagelijks gebruik aanvoelt, vooral voor bezoekers die niet alleen naar promoties kijken maar ook naar betrouwbaarheid en speelcomfort.