TL-W vs PAK-W 7th Match: Pakistan Women Win by 24 Runs as Tasmia Rubab Shines
Pakistan Women beat Thailand Women by 24 runs.
Pakistan Women beat Thailand Women by 24 runs in 7th Match of ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy. Here is how the match turned, ball by ball: the overs that changed it, the wickets that mattered and the numbers behind the result.
Key moments, ball by ball
- PAK-W Over 18 — 19 runs came off the over, bowled by Phannita Maya: wd 4 4 4 4 1 1
- PAK-W Over 18.6 — Ayesha Zafar brings up a fifty off 23 balls
- PAK-W Over 20 — 19 runs came off the over, bowled by Phannita Maya: wd wd wd 4 2 1 6 2 1
- TL-W Over 1 — 16 runs came off the over, bowled by Waheeda Akhtar: wd 0 4 4 1 0 6
- TL-W Over 7 — 15 runs came off the over, bowled by Tuba Hassan: 4 1 4 1 1 4
- TL-W Over 7.1 — Phannita Maya out for 33 (22), c n sandhu b t rubab by Tasmia Rubab. 74/1
- TL-W Over 8.4 — Natthakan Chantham out for 43 (24), b t hassan by Tuba Hassan. 90/2
- TL-W Over 19.4 — Tasmia Rubab completes a 3-wicket haul
- TL-W Over 19.6 — Thailand Women collapse: 4 wickets for 17 runs (139/4 to 156/8)
How the runs came
Pakistan Women were 75 after 10 overs and finished on 180/0. Thailand Women were 96 after 10 overs and finished on 156/8.
Phase by phase
| Phase | PAK-W | TL-W |
|---|---|---|
| Powerplay (1-6) | 50/0 (RR 8.33) | 59/0 (RR 9.83) |
| Middle overs (7-15) | 61/0 (RR 6.78) | 69/3 (RR 7.67) |
| Death overs (16-20) | 73/0 (RR 14.60) | 28/5 (RR 5.60) |
In the powerplay, Thailand Women scored 9 more than Pakistan Women. In the middle overs, Thailand Women scored 8 more than Pakistan Women. In the death overs, Pakistan Women scored 45 more than Thailand Women.
Pakistan Women innings: over by over
Pakistan Women faced 42 dot balls (35%), hit 19 fours and 7 sixes, and got 5 extras. The best stand was 184 off 120 balls between Sadaf Shamas & Shawaal Zulfiqar (unbroken).
Thailand Women innings: over by over
Thailand Women faced 34 dot balls (28%), hit 12 fours and 3 sixes, and got 12 extras. The best stand was 74 off 43 balls between Natthakan Chantham & Phannita Maya. Between overs 17.2 and 19.6 they slipped from 139/4 to 156/8.
Fall of wickets: 74-1 (Phannita Maya, 7.1), 90-2 (Natthakan Chantham, 8.4), 91-3 (Nannapat Koncharoenkai, 8.5), 139-4 (Sarnsiree Rosaline Plant, 16.5), 141-5 (Naruemol Chaiwai, 17.2), 154-6 (Aphisara Suwanchonrathi, 19.2), 156-7 (Onnicha Kamchomphu, 19.4), 156-8 (Suleeporn Laomi, 19.6)
Our view
Pakistan Women posted an imposing 180/0, thanks to an unbeaten 184-run opening partnership between Sadaf Shamas and Shawaal Zulfiqar. Ayesha Zafar added further momentum with a quick 59 off just 26 balls, while the 18th and 20th overs brought 19 runs each. Thailand Women started their chase positively, with Natthakan Chantham and Phannita Maya putting together a 74-run partnership. However, losing both set batters in quick succession slowed their progress and increased the pressure.
Thailand were still in the contest at 139/4, but the final overs completely changed the game. They lost four wickets for just 17 runs, allowing Pakistan to take control. Tasmia Rubab led the bowling effort with an impressive 4/18, playing a major role in the late collapse. Thailand finished on 156/8, falling 24 runs short. Pakistan's strong batting platform and timely wickets at the death proved decisive in securing the victory.
Top performers
- Ayesha Zafar — 59 (26 balls)
- Natthakan Chantham — 43 (24 balls)
- Shawaal Zulfiqar — 42 (35 balls)
- Tasmia Rubab — 4/18 (3 ov)
- Momina Riasat — 1/25 (4 ov)
- Suleeporn Laomi — 1/28 (4 ov)
Full scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary: Thailand Women vs Pakistan Women
