Sana Mir gifts Pakistan first-ever win opposite New Zealand
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Sana Mir-led Pakistan bowling conflict means Pakistan women’s cricket group their first-ever win over New Zealand women’s cricket group in ODIs in Sharjah on Sunday.
Mir, who was suspended from captaincy after a catastrophic World Cup campaign, took 4 wickets in 8.4 overs to send a visitors make-up on a measure of 155 in third and final ODI of a ICC Women’s Championship.
Sam Curtis was New Zealand best batswoman with 50 off 77 balls pleasantness 4 boundaries.
For Pakistan, after Mir, Sadia Yousuf was a many successful bowler with dual wickets for 23 runs in her 10 overs.
Aiman Anwer, Nashra Sandhu and captain Bismah Maroof bagged one wicket apiece.
In their reply, Pakistan were helped by Bismah’s dominant 36 off 69 balls after openers Nahida Khan (23) and Sidra Ameen gave Pakistan a 40-run start.
Mir played a 34-ball 12-run cameo and played a winning shot to beam Pakistan towards their initial feat in 13 attempts opposite a White Ferns.
For New Zealand, Anna Michelle Peterson bagged dual wickets for 25 runs in her 10 overs.
Meanwhile, Pakistan mislaid a three-match array 2-1.
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