The Nida Dar-led Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team will begin the ODI series against New Zealand tomorrow with a determination to repeat the impressive T20I series victory they won recently.
Three matches Series The first one-day international will be played tomorrow at the John Davies Oval in Queenstown, while the remaining two one-day internationals will be played in Christchurch on December 15 and 18.
The first One day It will start at 11 am local time while the remaining two matches will start at 2 pm.
This ODI series is part of the ICC Women’s Championship in which Pakistan is currently ranked fifth with 14 points from 15 matches. New Zealand Women’s team is at the sixth position with 12 points from 12 matches.
The two teams have played 14 ODIs so far, of which New Zealand have won 13. Pakistan’s only win came in Sharjah in 2017 due to captain Sana Mir’s excellent all-round performance in which she was named Player of the Year. There were matches.
In this ODI series, Pakistan will focus on Fatima Sana, Nida Dar and Sadia Iqbal. After returning from injury, Fatima Sana has been the player of the series with six wickets in three T20 matches against New Zealand. She has currently taken sixteen wickets in the ICC Women’s Championship. She has also won PCB’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year Award. In 2021, she was also the ICC Emerging Cricketer of the Year.
Captain Nida Dar is ranked eighth in the all-rounder category of the ICC ODI rankings. He needs just two wickets to complete 100 wickets in ODIs.
She will be the second Pakistani cricketer to receive this honor after Sana Mir. Nida Dar has taken fourteen wickets so far in the ICC Women’s Championship. She has also won the ICC Player of the Month award last October.
Left arm Sadia Iqbal has given excellent performances in recent times. He took four wickets by giving thirteen runs in Mirpur ODI against Bangladesh. He also bowled well in the T20 series against New Zealand.
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Sidra Amin is currently the highest run-scorer in the ICC Women’s Championship with 747 runs, including two centuries and five half-centuries. She is the only Pakistani batsman to score a century in the ICC Women’s World Cup. She has also been the ICC Player of the Month.
Pakistan Women’s Team Batting Coach Tawfiq Umar has played four Test matches in New Zealand. Speaking to PCB Digital, he said that winning the T20 series in New Zealand is a historic thing that shows the hard work and dedication of the players. Especially the batsman felt his responsibility under pressure and gave a good performance while here the conditions are completely different and challenging.
“The New Zealand team has always been a challenge at their home ground but our batsmen are up for the challenge. They have adapted to the weather and they hope that the Pakistan team will repeat the same performance in the ODI series as well.
Pakistan Squad:
Nida Dar (captain), Alia Riaz, Bisma Maruf, Diana Baig, Fatima Sana, Ghulam Fatima, Muniba Ali (wicketkeeper), Najiha Alvi (wicketkeeper), Nashera Sindhu, Natalia Parvez, Umima Sohail, Sadaf Shams, Sadia Iqbal, Sidra Amin, Umm Hani and Waheeda Akhtar.
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Nida Dar-led Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team Gears Up for ODI Series Against New Zealand
The Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team, led by the talented Nida Dar, is all set to take on New Zealand in a three-match ODI series starting tomorrow at the John Davies Oval in Queenstown. The remaining two one-day internationals will be played in Christchurch on December 15 and 18. This ODI series is part of the ICC Women’s Championship, where Pakistan is currently ranked fifth with 14 points from 15 matches, while New Zealand is at the sixth position with 12 points from 12 matches.
Historic T20I Series Victory
Pakistan recently registered an impressive T20I series victory against New Zealand, and they will look to repeat the same performance in the ODI series. The team’s hard work and dedication were evident in the T20I series, where they showcased their skills and adaptability in the challenging New Zealand conditions.
Key Players to Watch
The Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team will be relying on the likes of Fatima Sana, Nida Dar, and Sadia Iqbal to make a significant impact in the ODI series. Fatima Sana, who has recently recovered from an injury, has been in excellent form, taking six wickets in three T20 matches against New Zealand. She has also taken 16 wickets in the ICC Women’s Championship and has been awarded the PCB’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year Award.
Captain Nida Dar, who hails from Gujranwala, is a hard-hitting middle-order bat and an off-spinner [[2]]. She is ranked eighth in the all-rounder category of the ICC ODI rankings and needs just two wickets to complete 100 wickets in ODIs. She has taken 14 wickets so far in the ICC Women’s Championship and has also won the ICC Player of the Month award last October.
Left-arm bowler Sadia Iqbal has also been impressive, taking four wickets by giving 13 runs in Mirpur ODI against Bangladesh. She also bowled well in the T20 series against New Zealand.
Pakistan’s Highest Run-Scorer
Sidra Amin is currently the highest run-scorer in the ICC Women’s Championship with 747 runs, including two centuries and five half-centuries. She is the only Pakistani batsman to score a century in the ICC Women’s World Cup and has also been the ICC Player of the Month.
Batting Coach Tawfiq Umar’s Insights
Pakistan Women’s Team Batting Coach Tawfiq Umar, who has played four Test matches in New Zealand, believes that winning the T20 series in New Zealand is a historic achievement that showcases the hard work and dedication of the players. He said that the New Zealand team has always been a challenge at their home ground, but the Pakistan batsmen are up for the challenge. They have adapted to the weather and are hoping to repeat the same performance in the ODI series.
Pakistan Squad
The Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team squad includes Nida Dar (captain), Alia Riaz, Bisma Maruf, Diana Baig, Fatima Sana, Ghulam Fatima, Muniba Ali (wicketkeeper), Najiha Alvi (wicketkeeper), Nashera Sindhu, Natalia Pervaiz, and others.
Conclusion
The Nida Dar-led Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team is all set to take on New Zealand in the ODI series, starting tomorrow. With their recent T20I series victory, they will be looking to repeat the same performance in the ODI series. The team’s hard work and dedication, combined with the skills of key players like Fatima Sana, Nida Dar, and Sadia Iqbal, make them a formidable opponent. Can they repeat their T20I series victory and create history in the ODI series? Only time will tell.
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Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team Looks to Repeat T20I Success in ODI Series Against New Zealand
The Nida Dar-led Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team is set to begin their ODI series against New Zealand tomorrow, looking to replicate their impressive T20I series victory against the same opponents. The team, ranked fifth in the ICC Women’s Championship with 14 points from 15 matches, will be determined to make a strong statement in the three-match series.
The first ODI will be played at the John Davies Oval in Queenstown, while the remaining two matches will take place in Christchurch on December 15 and 18. The series is part of the ICC Women’s Championship, which has seen Pakistan face off against New Zealand in 14 ODIs, with the latter winning 13 of those encounters. Pakistan’s only win came in Sharjah in 2017, thanks to captain Sana Mir’s excellent all-round performance, which earned her the Player of the Year award.
In this ODI series, Pakistan will be relying on the talents of Fatima Sana, Nida Dar, and Sadia Iqbal to make an impact. Fatima Sana, who has been the player of the series with six wickets in three T20 matches against New Zealand, has currently taken 16 wickets in the ICC Women’s Championship and has won the PCB’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year Award. Captain Nida Dar, ranked eighth in the all-rounder category of the ICC ODI rankings, needs just two wickets to complete 100 wickets in ODIs and become the second Pakistani cricketer to achieve this feat after Sana Mir.
Sadia Iqbal, a left-arm bowler, has been in excellent form, taking four wickets in the Mirpur ODI against Bangladesh and bowling well in the T20 series against New Zealand. Sidra Amin, the highest run-scorer in the ICC Women’s Championship with 747 runs, including two centuries and five half-centuries, will also be a key player for Pakistan.
Pakistan Women’s Team Batting Coach Tawfiq Umar, who has played four Test matches in New Zealand, believes that the team has what it takes to succeed in the ODI series. “Winning the T20 series in New Zealand is a historic thing that shows the hard work and dedication of the players. Especially the batsman felt his responsibility under pressure and gave a good performance while here the conditions are completely different and challenging,” he said.
Umar added, “The New Zealand team has always been a challenge at their home ground, but our batsmen are up for the challenge. They have adapted to the weather and they hope that the Pakistan team will repeat the same performance in the ODI series as well.”
The Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team will be banking on their recent successes to take on the formidable New Zealand side. With a strong squad, led by captain Nida Dar, they will be looking to make their mark in the ODI series.
Pakistan Women’s Squad:
- Nida Dar (captain)
- Alia Riaz
- Bisma Maruf
- Diana Baig
- Fatima Sana
- Ghulam Fatima
- Muniba Ali (wicketkeeper)
- Najiha Alvi (wicketkeeper)
- Nashera Sindhu
- Natalia Parvez
- Umima Sohail
- Sadaf
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