Pak chasing 187; IRE needs 182 runs to win

Run Chase slowed down a little for Pakistan and 13 running in the last three seas. The required work rate is now approaching 8. However, Muneba Ali’s 55 (64) and Aliya Riaz’ın 30 (44) shot with two sets of dough on the field.

It is quickly solved for women of Ireland, because they lose two dough on two floors. Spinner Afy Fletcher takes the first day of the day and dismissed Amy Hunter, who is about to reach the half -century. Then, the captain Hayley Matthews hit again, this time he took a capture to reject Leah Paul, Karishma Ramhack opened his small doors account.

Irish women quickly lose two small doors and Hayley Matthews, the hero. The captain detonated Gaby Lewis in 11th and held 13th place again and rejected the dangerous Orla Prendergast.

After a difficult start, Pakistan begins to find their feet and Muneba Ali and Aliya Riaz are going after the last two seas and pursuing the yarn’s abtaha Maqsood and Katherine Fraser.

Irish women made a confident start in 182 jogging chase. Amy Hunter plays fluently with 22 closed 20, and Gaby Lewis found the fence twice in 14 closed 14 balls. The couple made a stand with 36 uninterrupted conditions.

Pakistan lost both actives in 32 seas against Scotland. After losing Gull Feroza early, Sidra Amin forced Chloe ABel’s smart delivery for only 7. Muneba Ali is currently 19 closed 21 years old.

96 of Kathryn Bryce sent Scotland to Pakistan as a total of 186 at 32 seas. The Scots collapsed in the final and three small doors were lost to Fatima Sana, who finished with a sensational 4/23.

Chinelle Henry’s unreformed 46 closed 36 balls gave 181/6 at 33 sea against Ireland at Gaddafi Stadium. The aggressive stroke, including four and six late, helped Western Indians to survive 148/6 after the sea.

Kathryn Bryce continues to make a firm for Scotland and reaches 163/6 at 29 at sea.

The Scots are moving towards the right edges in a competitive collection in these 32 -person conflict.

Stafanie Taylor and Zaida James calmed down to the West Indian islands inning after early losses. The parity now brought together an important stand for 79 people for the third small gate and directed WI women to 108/2 after 22 seas.

14 As a seafarer, 68/2 against Scotland Pakistan.

Kathryn Bryce leads from the front, shoots 34 of 42 balls with four boundaries, and his sister Sarah Bryce holds the scorboord at the other end as 23 closed 23 closed. DUO has added 51 runs for the third small door so far.

After a paced start at 27/0, West Indies lost two fast and small doors – Hayley Matthews (23) fell to Prendergast, then Qiana Joseph (4) caught Maguire. Zaida James (12) and Stafanie Taylor (15) are now rebuilding and adding 30 running for the third small door.

Scotland Women after 3 Sea 11/1. The match, which was 32 extremes per Side, saw early drama when Abbi was thrown into 1 in the second by Sadia Iqbal when Drummond was thrown into 1. Kathryn Bryce and Pippa Sproul are currently trying to fix their inning.

The West Indian Islands made a confident start after the rain delay in the Lahore and reached 27/0 at 4 seas against Ireland. Hayley Matthews is leading the accusation of 23 of the 15 balls closed, while Qiana Joseph 4. The reviewed match is now a 33 -competition.

Pakistan won the throw and chose to make a bowl first.

Pakistan: Muneba Ali, Gull Feroza, Sidra Amin, Aliya Riaz, Sidra Nawaz (W), Omaima Sohail, Fatima Sana (C), Rameen Shamim, Diana Baig, Nashra Sandhu, Sadia Iqbal

Scotland: Abbi belongs to Drummond, Pippa Sprooul, Kathryn Bryce (C), Sarah Bryce (W), Ailesa Lister, Megan Mccoll, Katherine Fraser, Priyanaz Chatterji, Chloe Abel, Abtaha Maqsood, Rchal Slatter

The covers are in LCCA. Step control is planned in front of 12:30.

Ireland prefers to make a bowl first.

Ireland: Coulter Reilly, Gaby Lewis (C), Amy Hunter (W), Orla Prendergast, Lauise Delany, Leah Paul, Louise Little, Arlene Kelly, Av Canning, Jane Maguire, Cara Murray

West Indian Islands: Hayley Matthews (C), Qiana Joseph, Zaida James, Stafanie Taylor, Chinelle Henry, Shemaine Campbelle (W), Shabika Gajnabi, Aaliyah Alleyne, Cherry Ann Fraser, Afy Fletcher, Karishma Ramhack

After a few delays, the match was reduced to 33 on the side. Two bowls can stay in 6 sea and the rest can stay in 7 sea.

Yağmur has now stopped in Lahore, and the ground staff is working hard to prepare the outside field in the Gaddafi stadium and the LCCA field. Match officials are expected to examine the conditions soon.

Lahore is still raining with a temperature extending to 25 degrees Celsius. Rain and storm is expected to end in 18 minutes depending on the weather condition.

Scotland: Abbi belongs to Drummond, Darcey Carter, Kathryn Bryce (C), Sarah Bryce (W), Ailsa Lister, Megan McColl, Katherine Fraseer, Priyanaz Chatterji, Chloe Abel, Hannah Rainey, Abtaha Maqsood, Ellen Watson, Rachel Slater, Ellen Wats

Pakistan: Muneba Ali, Gull Feroza, Sidra Amin, Aliya Riaz, Natalia Pervaiz, Fatima Sana (c), Sidra Nawaz (W), Rameen Shamim, Diana Baig, Nashra Sandhu, Sadia Iqbal, Omaima Sohail, Syad Aroob Person

West Indian Islands: Hayley Matthews (C), Qiana Joseph, Zaida James, Shemaine Campbelle (W), Stafanie Taylor, Chinelle Henry, Shabika Gajnabi, Aaliyah Alleyne, Cherry Ann Fraser, Afy Fletcher, Karishhma Ramhack, Rashada Williams, Jannillea Glgow,

Ireland: Sarah Forbes, Gaby Lewis (C), Amy Hunter (W), Orla Prendergast, Laura Delany, Leah Paul, Coulter Reilly, Louise Little, Arene Kellly, Jane Maguire, Cara Murray, Sophie Macmahon, Ava Canning, Alana Dalzell, Ki McCartneyy

The matches were scheduled to start at 10 o’clock, but Rain delayed his shot in Lahore.

ICC Women’s ODI World Cup qualifying match will be broadcast live on the Fancode application and website in India. No TV channel in India will be broadcast.