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PAK-W vs BAN-W 3/4 Place Play off Results

145/8(20.0 ov)
114/7(20.0 ov)
Pakistan Women beat Bangladesh Women by 31 runs
  • 20th
    140140
  • 19th
    401411
  • 18th
    1141W0
  • 17th
    11W112
  • 16th
    11W111
  • 15th
    111101
  • 14th
    11W111
  • 13th
    141141
  • 12th
    101021
  • 11th
    101111
  • 10th
    040111
  • 9th
    110000
  • 8th
    100041
  • 7th
    010011
  • 6th
    1010WD11
  • 5th
    W00000
  • 4th
    4W0101
  • 3rd
    W00101
  • 2nd
    011001
  • 1st
    41WD0111
145/8 (20.0 overs)
114/7 (20.0 overs)

Pakistan Women vs Bangladesh Women Commentary

3:10 AM IST The big game awaits - That's the bronze medal secured by Pakistan, but there is more action to come later in the day. The gold-medal clash between India and Sri Lanka is up next, with the first ball scheduled for 5 am GMT. We look forward to your company then. Cheers!
3:07 AM IST Fatima and Aliya to the rescue - After electing to bat first, Pakistan's middle-over woes reared their head. Following a 46-run opening stand, they were reduced to 67/5. It could well have been 67/6 had Dilara Akter not dropped Fatima Sana on the very first ball the skipper faced. Fatima made Bangladesh pay dearly for it, putting on a 67-run stand with Aliya Riaz to help her side reach 146.
3:05 AM IST The chase never took off - A subdued Powerplay saw Bangladesh lose 3 wickets and score just 25 runs. They never really recovered from that start. Nigar Sultana and Sharmin Akhter put on a 47-run stand, but the lack of boundaries meant the required rate kept climbing and eventually spiralled out of control. Credit to Pakistan, who put in a collective effort with the ball and were tidy in the field as well. Umm-e-Hani was the pick of the bowlers, with the off-spinner returning figures of 3/10 from her 4 overs, including a wicket-maiden.
3:02 AM IST Pakistan clinch bronze - Pakistan found themselves in trouble with the bat but fought their way out of it before producing a near-perfect performance with the ball. That has earned them a return to the podium after missing out on a medal at the previous edition. Bangladesh, meanwhile, simply never got going with the bat and will finish outside the podium places. It also brings the curtain down on Nigar Sultana's tenure as T20I skipper.
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19.5

Tasmia Rubab to Sharmin Akhter, 4 runs

FOUR! Sharmin Akhter moves to 46 now. Back of a length, on off, Sharmin Akhter latches onto it and pulls it powerfully through mid-wicket for a boundary.

End of over 2010 runs
BAN-W: 114/7CRR: 5.70
Ball
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  • 4
  • 0
  • 1
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0
19.6

Tasmia Rubab to Sharmin Akhter, no run

That's it! A tad fuller, outside off, Sharmin Akhter swings hard but misses. Pakistan Women win by 31 runs and bag the Bronze Medal.

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