Pakistan women vs thailand women

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Pakistan women cricket team were handed a stunning four-wicket loss by Thailand women cricket in the ongoing Women’s Asia Cup 2022 in Sylhet, Bangladesh, on Thursday (October 6). Chasing a modest 117 to win, the Thai women completed a tense win with one ball remaining led by opener Natthakan Chantham’s brilliant half-century. Chantham smashed 61 off just 51 balls to lay the foundation for Thailand’s most famous cricket win. Her knock was studded with two sixes and five fours. The next highest scorer was Thailand captain Naruemoi Chaiwai, who scored 17. Thailand needed 10 runs to win in the final with four wickets in hand but Rosenan Kanoh came up with the crucial boundary off Pakistan’s Diana Baig to ease the pressure and guide the team home with one ball remaining. WATCH Thailand women cricket team celebrate their SHOCKING win over Pakistan women cricket team here… Pure joy What a win, — ICC (@ICC) “We are very excited. Pakistan are a strong side. We want to beat every team but at the moment we just enjoyed our fielding and batting. I want my team to have fun and the win comes automatically. In the last two games, we didn't bowl correct length and line. Today they did it pretty well,” Thailand captain Chaiwai said after the win. Earlier, Pakistan women team were restricted to 116/5 in spite of half-century by opener Sidra Ameen. Apart from Sidra, no other Pakistan batter could cross the 20-run mark. Sornnarin Tippoch was the pick of the Thailand bowlers, claiming 2/20. “Q...

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Pakistan women cricket team were handed a stunning four-wicket loss by Thailand women cricket in the ongoing Women’s Asia Cup 2022 in Sylhet, Bangladesh, on Thursday (October 6). Chasing a modest 117 to win, the Thai women completed a tense win with one ball remaining led by opener Natthakan Chantham’s brilliant half-century. Chantham smashed 61 off just 51 balls to lay the foundation for Thailand’s most famous cricket win. Her knock was studded with two sixes and five fours. The next highest scorer was Thailand captain Naruemoi Chaiwai, who scored 17. Thailand needed 10 runs to win in the final with four wickets in hand but Rosenan Kanoh came up with the crucial boundary off Pakistan’s Diana Baig to ease the pressure and guide the team home with one ball remaining. WATCH Thailand women cricket team celebrate their SHOCKING win over Pakistan women cricket team here… Pure joy What a win, — ICC (@ICC) “We are very excited. Pakistan are a strong side. We want to beat every team but at the moment we just enjoyed our fielding and batting. I want my team to have fun and the win comes automatically. In the last two games, we didn't bowl correct length and line. Today they did it pretty well,” Thailand captain Chaiwai said after the win. Earlier, Pakistan women team were restricted to 116/5 in spite of half-century by opener Sidra Ameen. Apart from Sidra, no other Pakistan batter could cross the 20-run mark. Sornnarin Tippoch was the pick of the Thailand bowlers, claiming 2/20. “Q...