The both sides are excited to lock horns at 7:30 pm at Karachi Stadium on Tuesday (today)


Karachi: The third match of the five-match T20 international series between Pakistan Women and West Indies Women is set to take place today (Tuesday).
The match is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 pm.
Following their triumph on Sunday, the West Indies women's cricket team emerged victorious against Pakistan in the second T20I of the series, securing a commanding win by 7 wickets. Opting to bat first after winning the toss, Pakistan's women's team set a target of 121 runs, losing 7 wickets within the allotted overs. Muniba Ali showcased an outstanding performance as the leading scorer, accumulating 55 runs, supported by Gul Feroza (14 runs), Nida Dar (13 runs), and Sudra Amin (10 runs). Hayley Mathews of the West Indies displayed her prowess by claiming three crucial wickets.
In response, the West Indies successfully chased down the target, reaching 122 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in 18.2 overs, thus sealing victory over Pakistan by 7 wickets. Captain Hayley Mathews led the charge with an impressive innings of 58 runs.
With this triumph, the West Indies women's cricket team has notched up two wins in the ongoing five-match series.

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