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Guyana: Veteran Mithali Raj shattered an aggressive half-century Sunday to allow India to win an easy victory against Pakistan, its big rival, in the ICC World World's T20.
Raj anchored the race to Indian pursuit with a 47-ball 56 ball that she made with the help of seven to four in the Group B match, which was tainted by the Landing without precedent of 10 penalty races over Pakistan.
Even before a balloon was faced, India had scored 10 points on the scoreboard after Pakistan had been sanctioned twice with a penalty of five points during his innings, due to the fact that their threshers ran on the dangerous area of the field during their heats.
India pursued slaughter the goal of 134 with six bullets to spare, reaching 137 for 3 in 19 overs. Previous Centurions and Captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Veda Krishnamurthy were not out 14 and 8.
With Sunday's win, India (with four points) took a big step forward to qualify for the semifinals of the group of five teams. B. Two teams each of the two groups qualify for the semi-finals.
India also avenged its two-point loss under the D / L method against Pakistan in New Delhi at the previous tournament in 2016.
India Raj and Smriti Mandhana (26) have paved the way by finding the limits at regular intervals in their stand of 73 points from 9.3. Mandhana fell to
Bismah Maroof and Omaima Sohail was superbly captured in the deep square leg.
Jemimah Rodrigues (16), 18, scored half a century in the previous game against New Zealand. continues from her starting point but she plays too much and she perishes in the process, caught and hit by Nida Dar on the 15th day.
Earlier, Indian bowlers had stopped Pakistan for most of their sleeves before letting them wiggle.
After winning the shot, India made a good start with the ball, reducing Pakistan to 30 for 3 to seventh victory.
Pakistan has recovered well thanks to half a century since. Bismah Maroof (53) and Nida Dar (52) scored 93 points for the fourth wicket to get a competitive total.
India also dropped by at least three easy catches, which allowed Pakistan to return to the group. Group Match B.
Opening of Bowler Arundhati Reddy immediately made the breakthrough in India known by having Ayesha Zafar caught by Veda Krishnamurthy and giving him a positive result.
Pakistan had not yet opened and could have been in a worse situation if Smriti Mandhana did not have it. Captain Javeria Khan was eliminated at the end of the third match.
But two shortcomings in the space of three overruns gave the advantage to India. Jemimah Rodrigues, 18, was sent back to the pavilion by Umaima Sohail, while Captain Javeria suffered the same fate on the seventh day after a confusion.
Pakistan was on the ropes, but India allowed them to gain ground by dropping three catches. All three were regulatory catches.
Veda Krishnamurthy dropped Nida Dar while the 15th was on eleven. Poonam Yadav dropped the thresher even on the 13th when she was 23 years old. The next, Poonam has wreaked havoc in the skin of a Bismah Maroof skier while she was completely wrong in the trajectory of the balloon.
Pakistan still was not out of the woods. as they could only reach 53 for 3 mid-term, but the unworthy Indian troop allowed their two threshers Dar and Maroof to gain confidence.
The Pakistani duo began to hit the borders at regular intervals and reach fifty years of age. towards the end of the heats. Maroof was the first to reach his fifties in the 17th, while Dar did the same the next day.
But both were tied in the same 19th in three balls, Dayalan Hemalatha taking both wickets. Poonam Yadav then scalped two Pakistani wickets in the final – that of Aliya Riaz (4) and Sana Mir (0).
Pakistan was penalized twice in its heats for its drummers taking place in the danger zone. Thus, 10 innings were added to the sleeves of India when they were beaten.
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