11:33 (IST) Pakistan Women 47/1 (Sidra Ameen 25, Bismah Maroof (C) 10) After 17 overs, Ameen and Maroof both collected a single, the latter reaching double figures. Pakistan Women 45/1 (Sidra Ameen 24, Bismah Maroof (C) 9) after 16 overs Now is the time for the players to take a drink. Ameen is now quite well-set, having collected 24 of 49 points. Pakistan need precisely 200 points from 34 overs to win.
When it comes to non-personalized content and advertisements, what you see may be impacted by factors such as the current material you're watching and your location (ad serving is based on general location). Personalised information and advertisements may be based on those factors and your behaviour, such as Google searches and YouTube videos seen. Personalised content and advertising may include more relevant search results and suggestions, a customized YouTube homepage, and advertisements tailored to your interests. Click 'Customise' to explore available choices, including controls to prevent customisation and information about browser-level settings to prevent some or all cookies from being used for other purposes. Additionally, you may visit g.co/privacytools at any time.
Highlights of India's Women's vs. Pakistan's Women's match: India cruised to a 107-run victory against Pakistan to get their World Cup campaign off to a victorious start. Rajeshwari Gayakwad (4/31) was the spinner of the match, while Jhulan Goswami (2/26), Meghna Singh (1/21), Deepti Sharma (1/31) and Sneh Rana (2/27) also claimed wickets as Pakistan's batting order collapsed in the 245-run chase. Sidra Ameen (30) scored the most runs when she ran out of partners before being removed by Jhulan Goswami. Pooja Vastrakar (67) and Sneh Rana (53*) ensured India posted a challenging 244/7 in 50 overs against Pakistan earlier this year. After India were reduced to 114/6, Vastrakar and Rana embarked up a 122-run partnership to not only bail India out, but also shatter record after record to put India in charge at the innings break. The pair currently owns the record for the greatest seventh-wicket partnership in women's world cups history. DISTRIBUTE THIS ARTICLE
India begin their Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 campaign on Sunday with a high-profile match against Pakistan at New Zealand's Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui.
The Indian women's cricket team lost their most recent ODI series 4-1 to New Zealand in February, but came into the big-ticket competition with victories over South Africa and the West Indies in warm-up matches.
