Pakistan lost by 11 races to Ireland on Wednesday in the first twenty 20 internationals (T20I) of his series in Dublin.
Captain Fatima Sana was the choice of bowling players for green shirts at the Clubf Crickt Club Ground, obtaining the best 4-26 of his career while the team sought to start a full international calendar, with two cups of the world of the white ball, with a winning performance after playing the Irish side for 142.
However, that was not destined to be, since the Irish side restricted visitors to 131 in their persecution, and the all -terrain Orla Prentergast was a party player awarded by its three Wickts and 26 races.
In the first entries, Sadia Iqbal, the Bowling player T20i number one in the world, began his spell by granting a limit to the opener of Ireland Amy Hunter.
Captain Fatima attacked only in his second, playing an Asen to evict his opposite number to Gaby Lewis’s average.
The Irish side then recovered to score 48-1 at the end of the power game, courtesy of five limits of the Hunter opener.
The spinner of the left arm Nashra Sandhu entered the attack to play the seventh, granting only five in its first time.
She got the advance in her next time: withdraw Hunter for 37 when the Irish batter threw himself around her legs while trying to sweep, and the ball crashed into her stumps.
In half of the entrances, the Irish side was serpentea in 70-2 before I start and the left-handed Leah Paul gathered in the fold to try to increase the impulse.
However, her efforts were short when Rameen Shamim obtained the next Wickt for green shirts when Arrentgast tried to sweep her, just for the ball above to a fatima happily waiting happily on a short leg.
The spinner born in Karachi broke the association just before the Irish tickets began again.
Paul was the next one in the fall for Ireland, overcoming a shot by Sadia to be trapped in the long term after scoring a rapid 28 of 19. The Pakistani pattern returned for 17 to claim two more Irish Wickts.
Ireland continued to lose regular wickts, with Fatima Bowling Jane Maguire with a Yorker in the penultimate about the entrances.
The Diana Baig clamp obtained its first Wickt in 20 of the Irish entries, and the Irish team retired by 142 after losing their last two batters for the deceased.
The Pakistani response did not reach the maximum of the beginnings, since they lost the southern opener Muneeba Ali for only 5 when he reached a set of pledge directly in half.
His opening partner Gull Feroza could not last long in the fold, being beaten by the pacemaker Jane Maguire for five in the fourth in the tickets.
The veteran Bat Sidra Amin: Pakistan’s top scorer in the CPI World Cup qualifiers earlier this year, then stabilized the ship with the blunt Aliya Riaz.
Both batters, who had scored first category for green shirts in a victory in their previous encounter against the Irish side in the qualifiers in Lahore, fell into rapid succession to soft layoffs.
Ava Canning and Face Murray obtained the Wickets from Sidra and Aliya, respectively, in the 8 and ninth of the tickets to leave visitors staggering at 42-4.
The debutante Eyman Fatima combined with Natalia Pervaiz in the fold to mention the 50 of Pakistan in the 11 of his entries.
Subsequently, Eyman ran out of bad luck when Natalia hit a complete release towards Murray, who received a hand in the ball before she crashed into the stumps.
Captain Fatima was the next batter in the fold, going from the first moment hitting a limit in Murray, just to be delivered back in the next by the Spinner Lara McBride.
Pakistan’s captain made his disapproval of the well -known decision before leaving the field, not having the opportunity to review since the decision review system was not available.
Natalia tried to increase the rate with a rapid association with Rameen before she fell into a direct delivery of pledge.
Despite a certain resistance of Rameen until the penultimate finished, Pakistan still did not reach the target below the pair in 11 races.
This is the fifth bilateral series T20i between both sides. The record is even found, with Pakistan and Ireland, they had won two series each. However, the head of the head is strongly leaning in favor of Pakistan, with visitors winning 15 of the 19 matches since his first meeting in Dublin in 2009 to the game.
The series follows a productive month of preparation for Pakistan, who celebrated a 17 -day skills camp and a five -day camp before the drop at the Hanif Mohammad High Performance center in Karachi before arriving in Dublin on August 3.
Meanwhile, Ireland entered the series with great confidence after a dominant performance against Zimbabwe’s women last month, where they swept the T20i and Odi series at home.
Before participating in the ICC Women’s World Cup in September, Pakistan will play a series consisting of three games against South Africa in Lahore from September 16 to 22.
The World Cup is scheduled to be held in India from September 30 to November 2, but Pakistan will play its matches of the global event in Sri Lanka under the hybrid model, according to which neither India nor Pakistan will be visited by the places of others due to political tensions among nuclear armed neighbors.
Pakistan’s highly anticipated clash with the Indian Archirival is scheduled for October 5, followed by meetings against Champions Australia Defensores on October 8 and 2017 Champions England on October 15.
The national side will face New Zealand (October 18), South Africa (October 21), and Coanfitrions Sri Lanka (October 24) to conclude its rounding stage.
