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Pakistan and Sri Lanka Women’s Cricket Teams Face Off in T20 World Cup Match

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The eagerly anticipated match between the Pakistan Women’s cricket team and the Sri Lanka Women’s cricket team is set to take place at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Thursday. The clash is part of the Women’s T20 World Cup campaign, with both sides seeking to secure a win in this competitive encounter.

The two teams have a rich history in Twenty20 international cricket, having faced each other 21 times before. In these matches, Pakistan has emerged victorious 10 times, while Sri Lanka has secured 9 wins. However, statistics show that Sri Lanka has outperformed Pakistan in recent meetings, winning three of their latest games against the Pakistani side.

Pakistan’s squad for the match includes some key players, such as Muneeba Ali, who will serve as the wicketkeeper, and Fatima Sana, who will captain the team. Other notable players include Sidra Amin, Nida Dar, and Aliya Riaz, who are expected to contribute significantly to the team’s performance.

On the other side, Sri Lanka will be led by their experienced captain Chamari Athapaththu. The team also features Vishmi Gunaratne and Harshitha Samarawickrama, alongside the wicketkeeper Anushka Sanjeewani. The Sri Lankan side is well-prepared and determined to capitalize on their form from recent successes against Pakistan.

The toss was won by Pakistan, who elected to bat first, setting the stage for an intense showdown. This match is scheduled for October 3rd, starting at 7:30 PM IST. Fans can catch the live broadcast on the Star Sports Network or opt for online streaming via the Disney+ Hotstar platform. Additionally, live updates will be available on the Sportstar website and app.

Rachel Adams

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