The Muneeba game player Ali’s one hundred helped to boost the women of Pakistan a victory of consolation over Ireland on Sunday on the last Twenty20 international of the series that the Irish team won 2-1.
Upon arriving at this meeting, the green shirts were 2-0 in the series, with Ireland winning the first T20i for 11 races on Wednesday and four WICKETS on Friday.
Batting first at Clontarf Crickt Club Ground in Dublin, the Irish side reached a respectable 155-4 before Centurion Muneba and Aliya Riaz combined for an undefeated association of 101 to do an easy job of the Irish total, chasing it with 14 balls.
In the first tickets, the Irishman Alla Pomast continued her good form in the series, scoring 64 races not 46 balls.
The Wicktkeeper Amy Hunter and Irish Captain Gaby Lewis scored 29 and 36, respectively.
Muneeba began the Pakistani persecution with three consecutive boundaries of the Boliche de Pomast, the player of the first match and winner of the series player award today.
One of the biggest successes of the series was beaten by Muneeba on the square legs of Arlene Kelly in the fifth place of the entries.
The left -hander kept the impulse, with the green shirts reaching the 50 -racing brand in just 5.1 overs, taking out its half century of only 29 balls.
The left -hander lifted his second century of format with a single that led Pakistan on the line in the 18th century, reaching the milestone in just 68 deliveries.
She was a playful player of the match for the winning effort of the match with the bat.
The series followed a productive month of preparation for Pakistan, which celebrated a 17 -day skill 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.
