Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has appointed four Pakistani cricket players in its 2025 women’s world cup team, with the skipper Fatima Sana leading the programming.
The prestigious team includes players from three other countries – the Antilles, Bangladesh and Scotland – alongside Pakistan on the basis of their exceptional performance during the tournament.
Pakistan captain, Sana, played a central role in his team’s campaign, contributing both with the bat and the ball.
Sana’s best performance occurred in a match affected by the rain against Scotland, where she affirmed 4/23, helping to derail the sleeves of Scotland. Pakistan finally won this meeting with six counters.
In addition to her bowling alley, she played a decisive role with the bat, marking an undefeated 62 against Thailand in a tense pursuit, presenting its direction and its pressure resilience.
MUNEEBA Ali, the reliable opening of Pakistan, was another outside competition. His solid departures were crucial to laying a solid base for the team throughout the tournament.
The best blow of Ali came against Scotland, where she scored 71 points on near one ball by race, anchoring the prosecution of Pakistan in 187 and guaranteeing a comfortable victory.
Nashra Sandhu was one of the most coherent quarrers in the tournament, claiming 10 counters for an average of 15.60.
The control of Sandhu and the cunning with the ball were the key to the success of Pakistan, and she took vital counters in the middle of the Overs to maintain the pressure opposition teams.
Her performance against the Antilles, where she rejected the main actors, was particularly important.
Alongside Sandhu, Sadia Iqbal was the other threat to Pakistan spin. Iqbal took nine counters throughout the tournament, now an economic rate of less than four points per more.
Her tight bowling in the intermediate letters helped Pakistan take control of the matches, with his best performance in a match where she claimed 3/28.
The tournament team also includes some out -of -competition players from other nations. Hayley Matthews of the Antilles was exceptional, finishing as the largest porter holder with 13 counters, including a 4/24 winning of the match.
She also marked an undefeated 114 * against Scotland, leading from the front in the two departments. Matthews’ full performance was a decisive factor in his team’s campaign.
Kathryn Bryce, from Scotland, was named tournament player for her exceptional overall performance. She dominated the charts with 293 points, including a brilliant 131 * in the last Scotland match, and also took six counters.
Sharmin Akhter of Bangladesh obtained a place in the team after having scored 266 points, including a 94 * crucial against Thailand. His constant performances were essential for Bangladesh’s progress in the tournament.
ICC women’s team of the 2025 tournament
Hayley Matthews (West Indies), Muneeba Ali (Pakistan), Sharmin Akhter (Bangladesh), Kathryn Bryce (Scotland), Nigar Sultana (Bangladesh) (WK), Fatima Sana (Pakistan) (C), Chinelle Henry (West Indies), Aaliyah Alleyne (West Indies) Katherine Fraser (Scotland), Nashra Sandhu (Pakistan), Sadia Iqbal (Pakistan)
Reserve player:
Rabeya Khan (Bangladesh)
