New Delhi: Pakistan dough Nashra sandhu Being the second player in the history of the Women’s World Cup to be rejected by Wicket’s hit, in a strange turn during their opening match against Bangladesh on Thursday. The first example happened 52 years ago when Lynette Smith, playing for international XI women, became a victim of incredible dismissal.Over the boundaries with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Sandhu succeeded in just 1 run before the exit of Bowling Shorna Akter at the 35, with the video clip of the incident quickly going viral on social media. Watching: Rare hit-wicket dismissal nashra sandhuThe dismissal was part of Bangladesh’s disciplinary view, led by Young Pacer Marufa Akter and veteran Nahida Akter, who blocked Pakistan below 129 under 38.3 overs on a tame track at the ICC Women’s World Cup.The 20 -year -old Pacer Marufa Akter in Bangladesh gave an early surprise, rejecting Omaima Sohail’s opening and Sidra Amin’s experienced ducks for the first duck, leaving Pakistan feeling 2/2. Nahida Akter, with a slow left arm rotation, stabbed the pressure by removing Muneeba Ali (17) and Rameen Shamim (23) only after PowerPlay, effectively preventing Pakistan’s hopes of building a partnership.
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Sandhu’s dismissal was added to Pakistan’s problem, following a solid collapse of Wickets at a regular interval. The team never managed to speed up, touched 100 at the 30th, and ended with only 14 boundaries, only four of them came during PowerPlay. Bangladesh’s tactical bowling rotation continues to guess Pakistan throughout the scene, highlighting both the skills of the players and the team’s struggle to adapt.
