Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore is ready to be seen as a high-voltage clash Women of Pakistan Take Women from South Africa In the early ODI of the three -match series. Both sides arrive with a point to prove – aims to capitalize on the benefits of the house under Pakistan. Fatima SanaWhereas South Africa claims its dominance with a squad filled with experienced campaigners.
Pakistan: A new beginning under Fatima Sana
Pakistan, a young man, steps into the series with a balanced squad, combination experience and emerging talent. Sidara Amin And Muniba Ali It will be important in providing a stable opening partnership, while Alia Riaz And Omima Sohail Take responsibility in the middle order. Captain Fatima will not only lead the bowling unit, but will also keep the task of motivating his side in moments of pressure. With him, Diana BaigSpeed of speed and spin pair Nashara beautiful And Sadia Iqbal There will be major weapons on a surface that hopes to help batsmen and spinners later.
South Africa: a well -round outfit
South Africa, sometimes led by reliable Laura VolvardtBring into a squad that has both depth and firepower. Like with all -rounders Marizain Cupp And Chloe trinAnd experienced bowlers Ayabonga blueprint And Masabata ClassVisitors look well equipped to challenge Pakistan in their own backyard. Batting unit, Volvard characteristic, Tazmin BritsAnd Listened lousProvides stability and explosion, while spin spin Nonkululeko Mlaba Can prove effective in subcontinental conditions.
Pakistan Women vs South Africa Women: Match details
- date and time: 16 September; 04:00 PM IST/ 10:30 AM GMT/ 03:30 PM Local
- venue: Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
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Gaddafi Stadium Pitch Report:
The Lahore’s surface is expected to hold firm favor for the batsmen, which encourages playing fluent strokes that encourage true bounce and reliable carry. Passers can enjoy some early swing and seam movement in the initial overs, but as the pitch is inhabited, their effects should decline gradually. Once the initial moisture dries up, the set batsmen will probably find run-scoring very easy, the competition will be converted to the batting side. Later in the innings, however, spinners can become important, with track offering tracks, additional bounce to challenge well -set players.
Squad:
Pakistan: Fatima Sana (C), Munibi Ali (VC), Alia Riaz, Diana Baig, Isan Fatima, Nashra Sundu, Natalia Parviz, Omima Sohail, Ramin Shamim, Saadf Shamas, Sadia Iqbal, Shawl Zulfikar, Sidra Nawaz, Sidera Nawaz, Sidera Nawaz
South Africa: Laura Volvardt (C), Aybonga Gall, Cloo Trin, Nadin D Clake, Marizain Cupp, Tazmin Brits, Sinalo JAFTA, Nonkulululululululululululululululleco Mlaba, Annery Durkson, Aneke Bosch, Mahabta Claus, Karbo Meso, Karbo Moso, Karbo Moso, Karbo Moso, Karbo Moso Moso
Pakistan Women vs South Africa women: predictions of today’s match
Case 1:
- Pakistan women win the first toss and bats
- Pakistan women powerplay score: 50-60
- Pakistan women’s total score: 260-270
Case 2:
- Women from South Africa win the first toss and bats
- South Africa Women’s Powerplay Score: 55-65
- South Africa Women’s Total Score: 270-280
Matching result, Team batted first to win the game
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