Delhi: The West Indies team could not qualify for the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 despite defeating Thailand by 6 wickets at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Saturday. On the other hand, Bangladesh suffered a 7 -wicket defeat at the Kahor City Cricket Association Ground, but on the basis of net run rate, he defeated the West Indies. There was only some difference between the NRRs of both teams. The West Indies net run rate was 0.626, while Bangladesh had 0.639.
Apart from Pakistan, Bangladesh has now become the second team to make a place for the World Cup. India, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, England, Australia and South Africa have already qualified for the tournament. Pakistan did not get direct entry, but he won all his five matches in the qualifier and confirmed his place.
The West Indies performed brilliantly against Thailand and achieved the target of 167 runs in just 39.1 overs. However, even his fast victory could not leave Bangladesh behind in net run rate. AF Fletcher did wonders with the ball and took four wickets, causing Thailand team to pile for 166 runs in 46.1 overs. Alia Ellen took three wickets, while Ashmini Munisar took two wickets. Captain Haley Mathews scored a 70 -run innings in 29 balls, while Chiinale Henry scored 48 runs in just 17 balls.
In the match between Pakistan and Bangladesh, Muniba Ali played a brilliant innings of 69 runs, achieving the target of 179 runs with 10.2 overs. Alia Riyaz scored her third half -century in this tournament.
Left-arm spinner Sadia Iqbal took three wickets for Pakistan, while Fatima Sana and Diana Beg got two wickets each.
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