In the semi-final of the Emerging Women’s Asia Cup, Bangladesh A defeated Pakistan by 6 runs, the Pakistan team could not even make an easy target of 60 runs.
Due to rain and inclement weather, the semi-final played between Pakistan Emerging and Bangladesh was restricted to 9 overs.
The Bangladeshi team won the toss and batted first and scored 59 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in the stipulated 9 overs.
At one point Bangladesh were 6 wickets down for just 16 runs but Naheeda Akhtar and Rabia Khan added a valuable 37 runs in the seventh wicket partnership, Naheeda Akhtar scoring 21 runs.
For Pakistan, Fatima Sana dismissed 3 players and Anushe Nasir dismissed 2 players.
In Pakistan Emerging’s innings, Iman Fatima and Shawal Zulfikar provided a 26-run opening in four overs, then Pakistan’s 4 wickets fell for 21 runs.
Bangladesh will face India A in the final on Wednesday. The first semi-final between India A and Sri Lanka was not possible due to a wet outfield, as India A finished first in their group. So he made it to the finals.
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