WATCH: Masabata class beautifully clean bowls Hasini Perera during Sri Lanka vs South Africa match in Women’s World Cup 2025.

women’s world cup 2025 An exciting moment was witnessed in Colombo as the veteran South African fast bowler Masabata Class Produced one of the finest balls of the tournament to dismiss the Sri Lankan batsman Hasni PereraThe group stage encounter between Sri Lanka and South Africa is very important for both the teams – Sri Lanka is fighting to keep their semi-final hopes alive and the Proteas are looking to strengthen their top-four prospects. Notably, Australia have already booked their place in the knockouts after their impressive win over Bangladesh.

Masabata class bowled a dream ball to dispatch Hasini Perera

Klass was dismissed on the first ball of the eighth over, when Klass bowled a spectacular ball that left both fans and commentators astonished. The ball was pitched on a good length at a speed of 105.8 km/h, which was inclined towards the left-handed Perera. The Sri Lankan batsman attempted to move forward with a straight bat, but the ball went so far down the seam that it hit his outside edge and crashed on top of the off-stump.

It was a classic fast-bowler’s dismissal – pace combined with skill, accuracy and completion. Klaas’s reaction said it all as he celebrated enthusiastically, knowing he had created something truly special for his side. The delivery instantly went viral on social media, with fans praising Klaas’s impeccable control and seamless presentation.

Here is the video:

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Play halted due to rain after promising start in Colombo

Unfortunately for both sides, rain interrupted proceedings soon after the second wicket. At the time of play being halted, Sri Lanka were 46/2 after 12 overs and were trying to rebuild after early setbacks from the Proteas pace attack.

R. Seeing dark clouds looming over Premadasa Stadium, the umpires asked for cover. The entire playing area was quickly covered, but the rain showed no signs of abating. With strong winds blowing throughout the venue, fans and players were hopeful that the rain would end soon. However, as per the latest update, there was no positive news regarding the resumption of sports.

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This article was first published here WomenCricket.comA Cricket Times Company.