Amazing! Pakistan only defeated second to undergo a rare dismissal in the history of the Women’s World Cup – Watch | Cricket news
New Delhi: The Pakistani striker Nashra Sandhu only became the second player in the history of the Women’s World Cup to be rejected with a counter, in a weird turn of events during their opening match against Bangladesh on Thursday. The first instance occurred 52 years ago when Lynette Smith, playing for international women XI, was the victim of the unusual dismissal mode.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Sandhu had only one race before its unusual release of Shorna Akter bowling in the 35th, with video clips from the incident that quickly become viral on social networks.
WATCH: The rare dismissal of the successful ticket by Nashra SandhuThe dismissal was part of a bowling exhibition disciplined by Bangladesh, led by the young stimulator Marufa Akter and the veteran Nahida Akter, who restricted Pakistan to a 129 less than 129 in 38.3 letters on a docile striking track during the ICC Women’s World Cup.Bangladesh’s 20 -year stimulator Marufa Akter provided early jolt, rejecting the Omaima Sohail opener and experienced the Sidra Amin striker for first ball ducks, leaving Pakistan in 2/2 shock. Nahida Akter, with his slow rotation of the left arm, stacked pressure by eliminating Muneeba Ali (17) and Rameen Shamim (23 years old) just after the power game, effectively stifling the hopes of Pakistan to build partnerships.
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The dismissal of Sandhu added to the misfortunes of Pakistan, after the constant collapse of the counters at regular intervals. The team has never managed to accelerate, hitting 100 only at 30, and ended with only 14 limits, including only four during the PowerPlay. The tactical rotation of Bangladesh bowling has guess Pakistan throughout the sleeves, highlighting both the skills of the quisters and the fight on the striking side to adapt.
