In the opening match of the T20 Women’s World Cup in Cape Town, Sri Lanka’s incredible bowling performance stunned hosts South Africa, In the close final, South Africa needed 13 runs to win and 130 runs to win but gave in to pressure and lost by 3 wickets, Spinner Enoch Ranaweera took 3-18 as the frightened Newlands crowd fell silent, Captain Chamari Atapattu scored 68 goals 49 and 35 off 17-year-old Vishmi Gunaratne in his Sri Lanka debut with a score of 129-4.
Sri Lanka got off to a slow start, scoring 28 after a powerplay after disappointing debuts by Marisan Kapp and Shabnim Ismail, but Atapatu and Vishmi added 86 points for the second wicket, the highest partnership in Sri Lankan history. Africa, It still seemed insignificant, but Sri Lanka, who had not played an international game since October, took advantage of the situation and their spinners took seven of eight wickets on the quiet, spacious field, Momentum rocked South Africa as captain Soné Lowes tried to lead his team to victory but was 28 points behind in the 19th minute.
However, South Africa experienced the shock of losing in front of the fans when the duo of Yabong Haka and Nonkolko Melaba scared each other off, Sri Lanka will seek a second straight victory over Bangladesh on Sunday and South Africa will seek a victory over New Zealand in a key match on Monday.
2023 ICC Women’s T20 FIFA World Cup Digital Broadcast and Data Announcement
The International Cricket Council has released details of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup T20 broadcast and digital broadcast contract expected to set a new benchmark for women’s cricket consumption.
Star Sports, ICC’s global broadcast partner, will broadcast all matches in India in five languages and broadcast live to over 179 locations.
Host country coverage is provided by Supersport, including free broadcasts from South Africa and winning matches from SABC.
Women’s cricket channel launched in the MENA region
Each game is played on 24 cameras with excellent commentary featuring Ian Bishop, Ebony-Rainford-Burnett, Anjem Chopra, Nasser Hussain, Mel Jones, Lisa Stalhar, and more.
The eighth World Cup kicks off today with a match between South Africa and Sri Lanka at the Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town. It was the first of 23 matches played over 15 days with 10 teams competing for the championship in February. 26
The event is expected to be broadcast in at least 179 territories with a potential audience of over 900 million, up 12% from the ICC T20 Women’s World Cup 2020, thanks in part to increased coverage in the Americas.
IND vs PAK Women’s T20 World Cup 2023: Jemima Rodriguez and Risha Ghosh helped India beat Pakistan at Newlands.
India (women) vs Pakistan. Women’s World Cup Twenty Twenty: In the Pool B match, India beat Pakistan by 7 wickets, India vs Pakistan Women’s World Twenty20 Scorecard 2023: With 150 runs, India started well and played well but first-seeded Yastika Bhatia was sent off after scoring 20 runs from 17 balls. Shefali Verma scored a quick run at the other end. India went up on the scoreboard and scored over 50 from 7 overs. However, as Verma approached the innings, India took a hit and India was down to 85 in the last 10 overs. Gemma Rodríguez and Harmanpreet Kaur then painted the ship a feminine blue. But in the absence of the captain, India found themselves in limbo, needing 55 runs from the last six overs. But in the absence of the captain, India found themselves in limbo, needing 55 runs from the last six overs. But late in the half, with the help of Rodriguez’s confident bowling, Richie Ghosh, India scored on seven balls.
The Indian bowlers looked to be the winning team from the start as Sharma’s rep took the first wicket on the power play, but the women were in contention thanks to Munib Ali and Besma. But after a power play, Pakistan quickly relented as Radha Yadav and Pooja Vastrakar rallied and fell short again. After that, Basma scored an incredible 50 points and Ayesha Naseem’s incredible shot saw Pakistan score 149 points in a 4 for 20 overs defeat.
Meanwhile, Pakistan won the toss and decided to attack. Pakistani team captain Basma Maroof said he decided to attack alone after a dry wicket. Harmanpreet also says that she wants to attack after her first win.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup – a top-level match from a historic era
It would take an entire village to make women’s cricket a global and financial sport.
Cape Town’s table mountain was the perfect backdrop for India’s Harmanprit Kaur and the other ICC Women’s T20 World Cup captains to pose for a pre-race photo. Figuratively speaking, female performers from all over the world have overcome many mountains to achieve what they have today.
Kaur was born into a progressive and sports-loving family in the drug-addicted Mogai district of Punjab. But friends of Hermander’s father told him to pick one and not try to hit him hard. They think she won’t be a girl.
How bad they were! Opinions quickly changed after Kaur scored a monstrous sixth with 111 goals in the 2017 World Cup semi-finals (50 overs) against Australia.
“When I was trained by my father’s friends, I was silent. After a year [2017] of watching the World Cup, they said to tie me and my teammates.
In Bend It Like Beckham, a cute film, the protagonist, a Punjabi girl from England, is obsessed with football and David Beckham and hangs her progeny on the wall. Kaur once said that the walls of Punjabi houses are nothing more than a tribute to a higher power. But she couldn’t help but post a photo of the latter.
At the home of Virender Sehwag. He is ready to scold his father. But the sports-loving dad, who always makes his daughter happy, just smiled.
Female cricketers have a hard time in Pakistan. And this country is not as developed in women’s cricket as India. But at least they have an athletic team. This was done by two brave sisters, the late Siza, and Khan Sharmin.
