Thailand bursts in wild celebrations following historic triumph over Pakistan. In the Women’s Asia Cup 2022. Thailand won their opening match in the 2022 Women’s Asia Cup by a margin of four wickets over Pakistan.
After Thailand’s cricket team defeated Pakistan. In the Women’s Asia Cup at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, they celebrated with no holds barred. The Trailblazers’ opening batswoman Natthakan Chantham. Who represent the side in the Women’s T20 Challenge. The Women’s Big Bash League, was outstanding in the game. It contribute to their largest victory in cricket history with a score of 61 off only 51 balls.
The Pakistani side scored 116 runs after 20 overs while batting first. Sidra Ameen, the opener, contributed 56 runs, which were crucial, but their middle order’s instability hurt them. In the end, Thailand did appear to be losing control of the situation, but Rosenan Kanoh’s innings late in the game altered the course of the match.
The Thailand squad ran down the field as Nattaya Boochatham scored the winning runs with just one ball remaining as the locker room erupted in jubilant joy.
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Thai athletes in a frenzy following the amazing victory
Thailand built together a 40-run partnership for the first wicket with a very determined attitude. In the ninth over, Tuba Hassan claimed the first Pakistani victim, and two balls later, Chanida Sutthiruang was out for a duck. Chantham was join at the crease by skipper Naruemol Chaiwai, and the two formed an essential 42-run partnership for the third wicket.
While Chantham did the most of the scoring, Chaiwai was clever to constantly make it to the opposite end. However, Pakistan re-enter the match when Chaiwai was remove for 17, and the subsequent batters were unable to have much of an impact. While doing so, Chantham amassed a great half-century, but she kept running out of partners. Chantham put in a heroic effort but was eventually bowl out for 61 off 51 balls in the 19th over.
Prior to being fired, she had managed to lower the necessary rate, and Thailand just needed 10 runs off the final over to win the match. With one ball remaining, Rosenon Kanoh scored a valuable boundary and led her team to victory with an undefeated nine-run effort. Her team won by four wickets.
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