U19 Women T20 WC highlights: England bowlers put up dominant display to beat Pakistan by 53 runs. Pakistan could only score 103/5 in 20 overs. For Pakistan Syeda Aroob Shah top scored with 34 runs, while Sophia Smale was the pick of the bowlers for England with figures of 2/10.
Earlier England batting first and posted 156/7 on the board, Seren Smale (37) and Ryana MacDonald-Gay (35) were the major contributors with the bat. For Pakistan Anosha Nasir, Areesha Noor and Zaib-un-Nisa picked up 2 wickets apiece. Meanwhile West Indies set Indonesia 178 runs for victory after posting 177 runs while batting first.
England notch up second win in succession 🤩
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West Indies handed Indonesia their second defeat winning the match by 77 runs. West indies batting first posted 176/3 with Zaida James scoring half century (55) . Trishan Holder provided the finishing touches with unbeaten 35 runs. Desi Wulandari bowled economical spell for Indonesia with figures of 1/29. Indonesia batters never really put up fight during the chase as West Indies bowlers were able to stop them at 99/9.Kadek Kurniartini top scored with 15 runs. For West Indies Djenaba Joseph picked up 3 wickets giving away just 14 runs.
West Indies impress in big win over Indonesia 👏
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In the earlier matches, Henriette Ishimwe became the second women in U19 World up to take hattrick as Rwanada pulled off a stunning upset against Zimbabwe. Ishimwe took 4 wickets in four balls as Rwanda bowled out Zimbabwe for just 80 runs and in the match by 39 runs. This was also their first ever win in ICC competition.
Batting first the African team posted 119/8 in their 20 overs leaving Zimbabwe to chase 120 runs to win. Zimbabwe never got going in the run chase thanks to brilliant bo9wling effort from Rwanda bowlers. Ishimwe cleaned up the tail to finish with figures of 4/16
80/6 👉 80 all out! In the space of 4 balls!
A remarkable end and Rwanda win their first game in the tournament 🤩
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Earlier the New Zealand Women U19 team comprehensively beat Ireland Women U19 team by 9 wickets. Anna Browning top scored in the run chase with 29 runs. Earlier in the match New Zealand bowler Natasha Codyre produced a brilliant spell of 3/6 in 3 overs to bowl out Ireland team for just 74 runs. For Ireland Zara Craig top scored with 20 runs. Earlier the Irish team had won the toss and chose to field against New Zealand.
A sensational bowling performance from New Zealand has helped them bowl out Ireland for a low score!
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The inaugural edition of the U19 Women T20 World Cup has reached its middle stage. All the teams participating in the tournament have at least played one game as we move to Day 4. Meanwhile, several blockbuster matches have been lined up on Day 4 of the competition. Follow U19 Women T20 World Cup updates on InsideSport.IN
U19 Women T20 WC highlights: England, West Indies register comfortable wins against Pakistan & Indonesia, Rwanda STUN Zimbabwe by 39 runs, NZ beat Ireland by 9 wickets, Watch Highlights
A clinical bowling performance from New Zealand in Potchefstroom 🔥
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IRE-W vs NZ-W Live: NewZealand Women gave a thrashing to Indonesia in their opening encounter of the U19 World Cup. Thanks to Tash Wakeling 3-fer Indonesia could not even cross the 100-run in their allotted 20 overs. Meanwhile, Ireland-Women lost its previous encounter against West Indies and will look to make a comeback in their upcoming match.
Ireland (Probable XI): Amy Hunter (c), Siuin Louise Woods, Annabel Squires, Georgina Dempsey, Abbi Harrison, Zara Craig, Joanna Loughran (wk), Freya Sargent, Kia McCartney, Ellie McGee, Aimee Maguire
NewZealand (Probable XI): Antonia Hamilton (wk), Anna Browning, Georgia Plimmer, Isabella Gaze, Izzy Sharp (c), Emma McLeod, Paige Loggenberg, Natasha Codyre, Kayley Knight, Louisa Kotkamp, Tash Wakelin
RWA-W vs ZIM-W Live: Rwanda gave its all in their opening encounter against Pakistan but they failed to seize the opportunity at key moments. Hence, they lost the match by eight wickets. On the other hand, Zimbabwe received a beating the Three Lions as they got all out for just 25 runs. Both teams have nothing to lose and everything to gain in their next encounter.
Rwanda (Probable XI): Gisele Ishimwe (c), Merveille Uwase, Belise Murekatete, Cynthia Tuyizere, Henriette Ishimwe, Geovanis Uwase, Rosine Irera, Henriette Isimbi (wk), Synthia Uwera, Zurufat Ishimwe, Shakila Niyomuhoza
Zimbabwe (Probable XI): Natasha Mthomba, Kay Ndiraya, Kelly Ndiraya, Kelis Ndlovu (c), Tawananyasha Marumani, Adelle Zimunhu, Vimbai Mutungwindu (wk), Rukudzo Mwakayeni, Olinda Chare, Danielle Meikle, Kudzai Chigora
ENG-W vs PAK-W Live: One of the favorites to lift the trophy, England will take on Pakistan in their next group stage of the U19 World Cup. While England brushed aside Zimbabwe in their previous match, the Women in Green also looked clinical in their last game against Rwanda. Both teams will look to win their next game and proceed forward in the competition.
England (Probable XI): Grace Scrivens (c), Liberty Heap, Niamh Fiona Holland, Charis Pavely, Davina Sarah T Perrin, Ryana Macdonald Gay, Josie Groves, Maddie Grace Ward (wk), Lizzie Scott, Sophia Smale, Ellie Anderson
Pakistan (Probable XI): Eyman Fatima, Shawaal Zulfiqa, Warda Yousaf, Rida Aslam, Zamina Tahir (wk), Areesha Noor, Laiba Nasir, Zaib-un-Nisa, Syeda Aroob Shah (c), Anosha Nasir, Aliza Khan
U19 Women T20 WC highlights: England, West Indies register comfortable wins against Pakistan & Indonesia, Rwanda STUN Zimbabwe by 39 runs, NZ beat Ireland by 9 wickets, Watch Highlights
Indonesia (Probable XI): Ni Kadek Ariani, Kadek Kurniartini, Ni Luh Dewi, Thersiana Weo, Desi Wulandari (c), Gusti Ulansari, Ni Murtiari, Lie Qiao, Ni Suarniasih, I Gusti Pratiwi (wk), Ni Indriyani
West Indies (Probable XI): Shunelle Sawh, Zaida James, Naijanni Cumberbatch, Djenaba Joseph, Earnisha Fontaine (wk), Trishan Holder, Asabi Callendar, Ashmini Munisar (c), Jannillea Glasgow, Shalini Samaroo, KD Jazz Mitchell
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