Ayesha naseem

Ayesha Naseem - In January 2020, at the age of 15, she was selected in Pakistan's squad for the 2020 ICC Women's T20 World Cup. She made her Women's Twenty20 International debut for Pakistan, against Thailand, on 3 March 2020. == In 1st T20I vs Australia: These are no ordinary hits. This is elite level strokeplay. Pakistan has a player to watch. She looks like over 25. Most likely 26-27. Also its not a big deal. India, Australia, England, NZ teams has t least 10-15 better hitter than her. Another Asif Ali. Nida Dar is the only player in Pakistan team with international prospect. Bismah is the worse version of Babar with tuktuk and Alia is lazy like anything.

Ayesha Naseem (born 7 August 2004) is a Pakistani [1] In January 2020, at the age of 15, she was selected in Pakistan's squad for the [2] [3] [4] She made her [5] In December 2020, she was named in Pakistan's squad for their series [6] Later the same month, she was shortlisted as one of the Women's Emerging Cricketer of the Year for the 2020 PCB Awards. [7]

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • AYESHA NASEEM’S ABOUT Ayesha Naseem is an Pakistni cricketer who plays for pakistan women’s national team. She plays as a right handed batswomen and right arm medium bowler. Ayesha is a rising star of pakistan women’s cricket team. She started playing domastic cricket at very young age. She also played Abbottabad team in domastic cricket. Ayesh Naseem was born on 7 August 2004 in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Ayesha started playing cricket from a very young age, she got herself enrolled in the cricket academy of her hometown, Abbottabad. Although Ayesha has not played much domestic matches, but She got a chance to represent the Pakistan women’s cricket team at a very young age. At the age of 15 she was selected in Pakistan squad for ICC Women’s t20 world cup 2020. On 3 March 2020 Ayesha made her T20 International Debut for Pakistan against Thailand. In July 2021 she was selected in Pakistan Squad for their series against west indies. On 12 July 2021 She made his Women’s Oneday International debut for Pakistan women’s against West Indies. In May 2022, she was named in Pakistan’s team for the cricket tournament at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England. INFORMATION Name Ayesha Naseem Nick Name Ayesha Profession Pakistan Cricketer Famous for Batting AYESHA NASEEM BIOGRAPHY Date of Birth 7 August 2004 Age ( as in 2023) 19 Years Birth place Abbottabad, Pakistan Residence Abbottabad, Pakistan Nationality Pakistani Religion Islam Zodiac...

Pakistan posted their highes ever T20I total against India | (ICC) India women are generally known for decent fielding standards but they displayed some sloppy work in the field against Pakistan in the T20 World Cup. Radha Yadav and Harleen Deol both dropped opportunities to dismiss Ayesha Naseem in the death overs which helped the opposition score 149/4. India are playing their tournament opener of the T20 World Cup against Pakistan and the opposition have posted a total of 149/4. Bismah Maroof scored unbeaten 68 runs from 55 balls while Ayesha Naseem played a knock of unbeaten 43 runs from 25 balls. Naseem did some explosion at the back end of the innings but India’s sloppy fieldwork assisted her in playing a glorious knock. The Indian fielders dropped two opportunities to dismiss Naseem in the last two overs and it allowed Pakistan to score their highest T20I total against India. The first chance came in the 18th over of the innings when Rajeshwari Gayakwad bowled a loopy delivery to the batter and she tried to loft it straight down the ground. However, the ball had hit the toe end of the willow and it was a simple catch for Radha Yadav at long-off. The fielder placed herself underneath the ball very well and it looked like an easy take was on the cards. However, to everyone’s shock, Radha dropped the sitter. Naseem was now in her aggressive mode and she provided another opportunity in the very next over for the Indian side. She played a lofted shot against a flighted b...

Ireland coach Ed Joyce said his side ‘have a few plans in place’ to cope with big-hitter Ayesha Naseem as they take on Pakistan in their second ICC Women’s T20 World Cup group game. Ayesha was among the standout performers in Pakistan’s seven-wicket defeat against India on Sunday, scoring an unbeaten 43 from 25 deliveries. Ireland, who are featuring in their first World Cup since 2018, now travel to Cape Town to play Salim Jaffar’s side, who they defeated 2-1 in November’s T20I series between the sides. On the threat of Naseem, Joyce said, “She is a huge player for Pakistan. “We know she hit very well straight down the ground and we have to avoid giving her width so that she can free her arms. “We have a few plans in place but it is whether they actually come off and whether you take the catches that are given. “When she hits the ball, it tends to go a long way in the air or very hard, so I think we need to focus on that when we’re doing our fielding practice.” Ireland were beaten by England in their opening group game on Monday, bowled out for 105 after losing their last eight wickets for just 25. England’s spin trio of Sophie Ecclestone, Sarah Glenn and Charlie Dean took eight wickets between them and Joyce is aware they will have to improve against Pakistan’s slow bowlers. “We could have played the spinners better so that’s something we’re talking about and focusing on for tomorrow,” Joyce said. “They are a good team. It will be a good, competitive game and there were s...