Fatima healthy was announced as the captain of the Tournament team of the Global Tournament of the International Cricket Council of the Cricket Council (ICC).
The team, who has four countries players, has the Pakistani captain to the helm after she led her undefeated side to win the tournament and reserved a place in the World Cup to be held at the end of this year.
“Fatima was the Talisman of Pakistan during the tournament, intervened with crucial races of late order and bringing crucial advances with his rapid bowling,” said the ICC.
The tournament ended with 103 races and 12 crucial wicks for the hosts.
The team also presents the starter his left -hander of Pakistan Muneeba Ali and the left arm duo of Nashra Sandhu and Sadia Iqbal.
The team also has Bangladesh players, the Western and Scotland Indies.
Tournament team:
1. Hayley Matthews (Western Indies)
“The Captain of the Western Indies, Hayley Matthews, was at his best during the tournament, showing the sand and determination on his side,” said the statement.
He put a brilliant complete effort with 240 races in the tournament with a high score of 114 was not, and also contributed 13 WICKETS for his team.
This was better exemplified during his undefeated 114 against Scotland, in which he fought against heat to remain in the field.
“What makes Matthews run even more special is that she rolled her arm with even more poise than her exceptional batting efforts,” said the CPI.
Matthews also broke a 70 70 of 29 balls with 11 four and a couple of six in his final match against Thailand.
She chose 13 WICKETS to an average of less than 16 years to end as the tallest of the tournament Wickt.
2. Muneeba Ali (Pakistan)
“Matthews’s opening partner is the reliable Muneeba Ali. It was fundamental for the strong openings of Pakistan throughout the tournament and helped establish the bases for the team,” added the press release.
She scored 223 races for her side and her best moment arrived in a key encounter affected by the rain against Scotland. He hit 71 in almost a ball to guide Pakistan safely to a target of 187, keeping the side together after the loss of an early wicks in a tense persecution.
He also scored 69 to establish the persecution for Pakistan in his last match against Bangladesh and was played as the game player for his efforts with the bat and a brilliant capture in the field.
3. Sharmin Akhter (Bangladesh)
Sharmin Akhter was “Bangladesh’s wall during the tournament, keeping its end in each game.”
She scored 266 races and was the second highest slide in the qualifier, Akhter scored three fifty years, including a brilliant 94 that was not against Thailand and a 57 key against Scotland.
4. Kathryn Bryce (Scotland)
The Kathryn Bryce tournament hit 293 races and took six WICKETS for his team, ending as the highest in the qualifier.
“His best occurred during the final encounter of Scotland against Ireland,” said the ICC. He took out his side of the problematic waters with 19/3 and then, with the best of the race, it was not to help them a competitive goal.
Then he returned with the ball when Ireland seemed that they were on their way to pursue the score. He picked up three crucial wicks to almost put his side on the line.
5. Nigar Sultana (Bangladesh) (Wickt-Keep
“With scores of 101, 51 and 83 not to establish the three victories of Bangladesh during its successful classification campaign, Nigar Sultana Joty Bats in number five in this XI,” said the statement.
Joty also contributed his safe hands behind the stumps, representing five layoffs, and also led from the front in the field as captain.
6. Fatima Sana (Pakistan) (Captain)
The best performance of Bowling in Fatima occurred while fighting an injury, receiving four wickts while giving only 23 races in a bowling of bowling that derailed Scotland entries in a rain key.
He also starred in the bat for his team, scoring 62 62 winners not out of Thailand after the green team had 85-4 after 32 overs at one stage in the crucial match.
7. Chinelle Henry (West Indies)
“No number can do justice to the type of impact that Chinelle Henry had during the tournament,” according to the ICC.
The tournament began with a three -year cameo against Scotland, which presented two six, but played critical blows like 51 not out of 48 balls against Bangladesh in a low score thriller. She signed with a 48 OFF 17 against Thailand, hitting five six during her blow.
8. Aaliyah Alleyne (Western Indies)
Aaliyah Alleyne, 30, had a wickt in each game and delivered the best 4-39 in the so important clash against Bangladesh. Alleyne also intervened with several cameos below in order.
9. Katherine Fraser (Scotland)
Writtening a crucial 25 that is no more under the order, Fraser supplemented his side with the ball, dismissing the Western Indies 9, 10 and 11 for Ducks when Scotland pressed to get a victory. In the end, despite the Valencia of Hayley Matthews, Scotland crossed the line by 11 races.
10. Nashra Sandhu (Pakistan)
Collecting 10 WICKETS for Pakistan, Nashra was one of the bowling stars during the successful Pakistan campaign. Bowling with cunning and control, Sandhu picked up 10 WICKETS to an average of 15.60 with its left arm turn.
He managed to obtain large Wickts in the middle to put women in front ahead, as shown during her encounter against the Western Indies, in which she fired the dangerous Chinelle and Jannillea Glasgow.
11. Sadia Iqbal (Pakistan)
The Senior of Nashra, Sadia Iqbal, was the other great artist for Pakistan, collecting her nine chasing leathers for an average of 16.
Sadia’s economy, like Sandhu, was less than four years old, and this meant that the duo provided hosts the domain of the domain during the media and helped them maintain an undefeated race throughout the tournament.
