PAK W vs SA W: The World Cup campaign of Pakistan women’s cricket team has ended in a shameful manner. After not getting a single win in six matches, the team was completely out of the tournament. On Tuesday, South Africa registered the biggest win of the tournament by defeating Pakistan by 150 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis rule and secured the top position in the points table.

South Africa’s stormy innings

In this match played at Perth ground, South Africa, batting first, scored 312 runs for 9 wickets in 40 overs. Team captain Laura Wolwart scored 90 runs in 82 balls. His innings included 10 fours and 2 sixes. Sune Luus played a brilliant inning of 61 runs and Marijne Kapp played an unbeaten inning of 68 runs in 43 balls.

In the last overs, Nadine de Klerk batted explosively and destroyed Pakistan’s bowling by scoring 41 runs in just 16 balls. South Africa scored more than 70 runs in the last 5 overs, due to which the score crossed 300.

bad condition of pak bowling

For Pakistan, only Nashra Sandhu (3/45) and Sadia Iqbal (3/63) were effective to some extent, all the other bowlers were beaten badly by the African batsmen. Captain Fatima Sana gave away 69 runs in 8 overs and did not take a single wicket.

Even rain could not save Pakistan

Due to rain, the target was reduced to 234 runs in 20 overs, but the Pakistan team surrendered completely. The team was all out on a shameful score of just 83 runs in 20 overs. Only Natalia Parvez (20) and Sidra Nawaz (22 not out) could last for some time.

South Africa’s Marijne Kapp performed brilliantly with the ball as well as with the bat. He took 3 wickets in his spell and destroyed Pakistan’s top order.

Pakistan’s worst performance in the World Cup

With five losses in six matches and one canceled match, Pakistan women’s team is at the bottom of the points table of the tournament. The morale of the team has been completely broken due to continuous defeats. At the same time, the South African team has secured its place in the semi-finals by registering its fifth consecutive win.

The first test between Pakistan and South Africa has come to an exciting turn. A total of 16 wickets fell on the third day in the Lahore Test and at stumps, South Africa had scored 51 runs at the loss of 2 wickets. The African team still has to score 226 more runs to register victory. Pakistan’s second innings was reduced to just 167 runs, after which South Africa got the target of 277 runs due to lagging in the first innings.

16 wickets fell on the third day

South Africa increased its score to 216/6 on the third day. Tony De Georgi completed his century, but he could not take his innings beyond 104 runs. At one time South Africa had scored 256 runs after losing 7 wickets, but within the next 13 runs they lost the remaining three wickets. In this way Pakistan achieved a huge lead of 109 runs in the first innings.

When Pakistan team came to bat in the second innings, it crossed the 100-run mark on the basis of small partnerships. Babar Azam contributed 42 runs. At one time Pakistan had scored 150 runs at the loss of 4 wickets and the team was moving towards a big score. From here, Senuran Muthuswamy wove such a web of spin that the Pakistan team lost the remaining 7 wickets in just 17 runs. Pakistan’s second innings was limited to 167 runs.

South Africa needs 226 runs

Chasing the target of 277 runs, the South African team has scored 51 runs by the end of the third day. Besides, his 2 wickets have also fallen. In this way, a total of 16 wickets fell on the third day. On the fourth day, South African team will have to score 226 more runs to win, while Pakistan would like to win the Lahore Test by taking 8 wickets.

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South African wicketkeeper batsman Quinton de Kock has decided to make a comeback from retirement. After the 2023 ODI World Cup, Diccock said goodbye to international cricket. Now he has been selected in the South African squad for ODI and T20 series against Pakistan. The regular captain of the South African team, Tamba Bawuma, is still injured, in such a situation, different captains have been elected for Tests, T20 and ODIs on Pakistan Tour.

Quinton de Kock will return

Quinton de Kock has been selected in the South African squad for both ODI and T20 series against Pakistan. In the absence of Tamba Bavuma, D Kock’s return will be working to boost the South African team. Quinton de Kock was last seen playing in the 2023 ODI World Cup, which was personally spent very well for him. D Cock scored 549 runs in 10 matches of the World Cup at an excellent average of 59.40.

The Pakistan Tour of South Africa will start from October 12. 2 Tests, 3 T20s and 3 ODI matches will be played between the two teams. Quinton de Kock can be seen playing in ODI and T20 series. Dicock has so far scored 12,654 runs for South Africa in his historic international career. He has also scored 28 centuries and 68 fifty in all three formats.

South African ODI Squad for Pakistan Tour: Matthew Breetzke (captain), Corbin Bosch, Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, Gerald Koetzi, Quinton de Cock, Tony de Jorzi, Donovan Ferrera, Beyourne Fortuin, George Linde, Quenna Mafaka, Lungi Engidi, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Drean-Drean-Dreas

South African T20 Squad for Pakistan Tour: David Miller (Captain), Corbin Bosch, Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, Garald Koetzi, Quinton de Cock, Donovan Ferrera, Reeja Hendrix, George Linde, Quenna Mafaka, Lungi Nagidi, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Freedy Proteas, Endilas, Endilas, Endilas

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South Africa women’s cricket team opener Tajmin Brites on Friday played a historic innings of 171 runs in the second ODI against Pakistan. This is the second largest personal innings in ODIs for South Africa women’s team, in which they hit 20 fours and 4 sixes. In this rain -affected match, South Africa scored 292 runs losing 3 wickets in 46 overs. Captain Laura Wolvard also played a century innings.

Pakistan captain Fatima Sana won the toss and decided to bowl first. Tajmin Brites and Laura Wolvard made a historic partnership of 260 runs for the first wicket. In the 44th over, the first wicket fell as Wolvard, he scored 100 runs in 129 balls.

Second largest individual innings for South Africa

This is the second biggest personal innings for the South Africa women’s cricket team in ODI cricket. Ahead of him is Laura Volward, who scored 184 runs against Sri Lanka last year. The biggest ODI in the world cricket is the name of Amelia Kerr, who scored 232 runs in 2018 against Ireland.

In the innings of 171 runs played in 141 balls, the century is being completed, even if Tajmin was counted by Britis’ runs. He hit 20 fours (80 runs) and 4 sixes (24 runs) in this innings.

Brites’ third consecutive century

This is the third consecutive century of Tajmin Brites in ODI cricket, he is the second woman player in the world to do so. He had earlier scored 101 runs in the first ODI against Pakistan played on 16 September. In the last ODI, he also scored a century (101) against the West Indies (17 June 2025).

This is the sixth century of tajmin. The 34 -year -old South African Player made an International Debut (T20I) in the 2018. He played his first ODI in 2021. Talking about ODI career, he has scored 1419 runs in 39 matches. He scored 1719 runs in 68 matches in 68 T20 Internationals, including 14 half -centuries. Apart from this, he has also played 1 Test, in which he has 36 runs in 2 innings.