West Indies Women beat Pakistan Women in a “Super Over” to win the rain-affected third Twenty20 International on Sunday at the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada. Left-hander Kyshona Knight swung the final ball of the Super Over from Pakistan captain Sana Mir to deep mid-wicket for a boundary to spark celebrations among the Windies Women’s
Anisa Mohammed scored 19 runs and took two wickets to help West Indies Women beat Pakistan Women by three wickets in the second ODI at St. Lucia to level the series 1-1, ARY News reports. WI Women won the toss and chose to field first. Pakistan Women were all out on 149 runs. Nain Abidi
The West Indies Cricket Board announced that all-rounder Shemaine Campbell has been added to West Indies Women’s squad for the remainder of the One-day International Home Series against Pakistan Women here. The Windies Women will now have a 14-member squad for the last three matches of the series which have ICC Women’s Championship points on
An unbeaten century from Dimuth Karunaratne ensured Sri Lanka negotiated the opening day of the series with a sense of calm and lost only two wickets on a slow Galle pitch. Sri Lanka grew increasingly dominant as the day progressed. The final session produced over 43% of the runs they scored on the day, and
Leon Johnson’s X1, led by half-centuries from their Captain and Vishaul Singh, batted all day on a placid Bourda track to reach 238-5 against Shimron Hetymer’s X1 when day one of the first PCL Four-Day practice match ended yesterday. Singh, a diminutive left-hander with a single hundred from 22 First-Class games, finished the day unbeaten