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Sana stars as Pakistan qualify for ICC Women's World Cup 2025
Gulf Today
|April 18, 2025
LAHORE: Fatima Sana's heroic all-round performance and another spirited bowling display helped Pakistan Women book their place in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 after securing a comprehensive 67-run victory over Thailand at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Thursday.
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Skipper Fatima Sana emerged as the matchwinner yet again - first with the bat when she rescued Pakistan with an unbeaten 62, and then with the ball, where she led the bowling unit with a three-wicket haul. The win sealed Pakistan's spot in the mega event to be held later this year in India, making them the first team to qualify from the six-nation qualifier that also featured Bangladesh, West Indies, Ireland, Scotland and Thailand.
This story is from the April 18, 2025 edition of Gulf Today.
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