Pak Women make history with first ever win against South Africa
Pakistan Women cricket team made history on Monday after they record their first ever One Day International (ODI) win against South Africa in their first ODI at Senwes Park, Potchefstroom.
Pakistan Women beat South Africa by eight wickets, with 35.2 overs to spare, which is their biggest-ever ODI win in terms of balls remaining.
Star all-rounder Sana Mir set up the platform for Pakistan after her figures of four wickets for eleven runs, helped restrict South Africa on a dismal total of 63. The figure of 63 runs was the Proteas' second lowest ODI total ever.
Pakistan Women beat South Africa by eight wickets, with 35.2 overs to spare! 🔥
It's their biggest-ever ODI win in terms of balls remaining, and their first-ever victory in South Africa. An incredible performance! 👏#SAvPAK SCORE ➡️ https://t.co/dTn3eTD39C pic.twitter.com/KiVkg7l3fI
— ICC (@ICC) 6 May 2019
Meanwhile, Nashra Sandhu, Nida Dar and Fatima Sana also chipped in with the ball with 2, 2 and one wicket. respectively.
For Pakistan, middle order batsman Javeria Khan top-scored with an unbeaten knock of 34 runs, and alongside skipper Bismah Maroof (12) led her side to a comfortable eight wickets win in the 15th over.
For her match winning spell of bowling, SanaMir grabbed the Player of the Match.
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