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Pakistan Women’s Blind Cricket Team Wins 1st T20I

by Anum Arif
April 20, 2025
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Pakistan Women’s Blind Cricket Team defeats Australia in a thrilling 1st T20I, chasing down 121 runs with 4 balls to spare. Shazia Iqbal’s brilliant 52 and Muneeba Shams’ 3 wickets steer Pakistan to a historic victory.

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April 20, 2025 – In a remarkable display of skill and determination, the Pakistan Women’s Blind Cricket Team emerged victorious in the first T20I match against Australia, winning by a narrow margin and making history in the process.

The match, held at the National Stadium in Karachi, saw Pakistan put up an impressive all-round performance, defeating the Australian women by 7 wickets in a nail-biting contest. This victory marked a significant achievement for the women’s blind cricket team, who have been steadily gaining recognition for their hard work and talent.

Australia’s Batting Performance:

Australia batted first after winning the toss, posting a total of 120/6 in their allotted 20 overs. Their top-order batswoman Emma Smith was the highest scorer with a resilient 45 runs. Despite a strong middle-order fightback, Australia struggled to keep up the momentum against Pakistan’s disciplined bowling attack.

Pakistan’s Bowling Prowess:

Pakistan’s bowlers were in fine form, with Muneeba Shams leading the charge. She took 3 crucial wickets, including the key scalp of Emma Smith, breaking the back of the Australian innings. Shabana Khokhar and Zainab Malik also contributed with key wickets, restricting Australia to a total that Pakistan believed was achievable.

Pakistan’s Chase:

In response, Pakistan’s opening batters Shazia Iqbal and Sana Baloch put on an impressive partnership, with Iqbal anchoring the innings with a calm 52 runs off 43 balls. Baloch supported her with a quick-fire 35, ensuring that Pakistan reached the target with 4 balls to spare.

Despite a few late wickets falling, Pakistan held their nerve to complete the chase in 19.2 overs, securing a memorable win.

Coach and Player Reactions:

Post-match, Pakistan’s captain Kiran Khan expressed her pride in the team’s performance, stating, “This victory is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our players. We’ve been training rigorously for this series, and we’re thrilled to have won the first match.”

Australia’s coach, on the other hand, acknowledged Pakistan’s strong performance but remained optimistic for the remainder of the series, saying, “It was a tight contest, and we’ll come back stronger in the next game.”

Looking Ahead:

With this victory, Pakistan takes a 1-0 lead in the three-match T20I series. The second match will be held tomorrow at the same venue, where both teams are expected to give their all in what promises to be another thrilling encounter.

Tags: Blind CricketCricket HistoryCricket VictoryMuneeba ShamsPakistan vs Australia T20IPakistan Women’s Blind CricketPakistan Women’s SportsShazia IqbalT20I seriesWomen’s CricketWomen’s Sports

Anum Arif

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