In a brief encounter with rain at Willowmoor Park, Benoni, south african women achieved a spectacular victory by 6 wickets pakistan women On February 13, 2026. The win not only delighted the home crowd but also sealed a crucial T20I series win for the Proteas. In a match reduced to 14 overs per side due to a wet outfield, South Africa’s clinical execution in both departments proved too much for the visitors, who struggled to adapt to the frantic pace of the shortened format.
The competition was defined by two extraordinary performances: a masterclass in death bowling ayabonga blueprint And a composed, captain’s innings Laura Wolvaardt. While Pakistan showed flashes of aggression, they lacked the consistency to challenge a world-class South African team on their home turf.
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Pakistan’s innings never gained the momentum required for a 14-over sprint. The visiting team lost after being invited to bat Muniba Ali early for experienced marijane kapp. Whereas Ayesha Zafar With a quick-fire 13 provided a brief spark, the innings began to unravel under the disciplined pressure applied by the South African attack. Masabata Class hit twice in a row to remove gul firoza And iman fatimaDue to which Pakistan faltered at 24/3 within the powerplay.
However, the introduction of the blueprint turned a precarious situation into a critical one for Pakistan. The blueprint, known for its impeccable length and subtle variations, was actually unplayable. She finished with remarkable figures of 3/10 from her two overs. Khaka first dismissed Natalia Parvez and then clean bowled the tail after bowling both of them. Alia Riaz, who top scored with 20, and Hamna Bilal.
Khaka’s ability to find the stumps on the Benoni surface and gain bounce prevented Pakistan from attacking in the late overs. Despite some outrageous boundaries from Riaz, Pakistan reached 100/9 in their allotted 14 overs. The Proteas’ bowling unit was supported by fast fielding and one run-out. sinalo jaftaThis ensured that the target remained within reach.
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Laura Wolvaardt leads charge for South Africa in clinical series-winning run chase
Chasing the target of 101 at the required rate of 7.21, South Africa completed the task with calculated aggression. Although listen luce fell quickly into the trap of Saadia Iqbal, Tazmin Brits Playing a quickfire innings of 29 runs off 25 balls, he ensured that the scoreboard remained ticking. The foundation laid by the openers allowed captain Laura Wolvaardt to play her natural game, blending elegance with power.
Wolvaardt remained the architect of the innings and remained unbeaten on 40 off just 29 balls. His innings included four fours and a sky-scraping six, effectively ending any hopes of a Pakistani comeback. even when den van niekerk And marijane kapp Fell at the hands of spin pair of tooba hassan And Hamna BilalWolvaardt remained unaffected.
South Africa achieved the target by scoring 104/4 in 13.2 overs with four balls remaining. Wolvaardt’s leadership and batting skills led South Africa to an easy series win, while Khaka was named player of the match for his devastating spell. The win cements South Africa’s position as a powerhouse in the shortest format as they continue their progress on the international stage.
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