Third ODI, Sri Lankan women team victory over Pakistan by 93 runs, series in the name of Pakistan

The Sri Lankan women cricket team defeated Pakistan by 93 runs in the third ODI. Sri Lanka managed to avoid a clean sweep by defeating Pakis...

The Sri Lankan women cricket team defeated Pakistan by 93 runs in the third ODI.

Sri Lanka managed to avoid a clean sweep by defeating Pakistan by 93 runs in the third ODI in Karachi.

Sri Lanka lost two wickets in the first two overs to start the innings with a devastating innings. Sri Lankan player Harshitha Madavi scored 37 off 46 balls at the end of the 17th over after which he went on to play aggressively. Hitting four fours in 4 overs, he completed his first half century during the tour of Pakistan.

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He hit three fours in a row to Diana Baig during his innings, taking his individual score to 99, after which he completed his century with a single run.

With responsible batting and partnership of middle order batsmen, Sri Lanka set a target of 261 for victory in the stipulated 50 overs at a loss of 7 wickets. Score was greater than

After 7 overs, Pakistan had scored 40 runs without any loss, while at the end of the 12th over, with an increase of only 11 runs, 4 Pakistani players were dismissed for 51 runs.

On behalf of the national cricket team, Amaima Sohail and Alia Riaz tried to put up some resistance but Pakistan failed to save the match. All-rounder Alia Riaz scored 56 runs and the entire team was 93 runs away from achieving the target. Gone

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The Pakistani team lost the third ODI but the series was won by Pakistan 2-1, while before that the national team had won the T20 series 3-0.

The win is Sri Lanka's first win on the current points board of the ICC Women's Championship, with the hosts winning the first two matches of the three-match series in one-sided contests, but the visiting team winning the last match. Of

The Sri Lankan cricket team faces more challenges. This season, it will host teams from India, New Zealand, Bangladesh and the West Indies, and will tour England, South Africa and Ireland.