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8 Runs, 9 Ducks: Maldives Women's Cricket Team Shocking Batting Collapse
Maldives women's cricket team got all out for just eight runs by their South Asian counterparts Nepal women's cricket team runs in the third-place play-off at the South Asian Games
New Delhi: In what turned out to be one of the most humiliating defeats ever in the history of women’s cricket, Maldives women's cricket team got all out for just eight runs by their South Asian counterparts Nepal women's cricket team runs in the third-place play-off at the South Asian Games, held at Kathmandu.
The dismal 8-run total registered by Maldives team is the second-lowest team total in the history of Women's T20 Internationals. Maldives 8-run total is second lowest total behind Mali record lowest 6-run total, registered by the African nation against Rwanda in June.
Electing to bat, the Maldives struggled with the bat. Seven of their eight runs came from extras all of which were wides. Opener Aima Aishath (1) got the only run from the bat, while her nine other team-mates were dismissed for ducks in an innings which lasted 11.3 overs. Captain Zoona Mariyam lasted the longest at the crease for the Maldives, playing 16 deliveries before she was bowled by Nepal's Karuna Bhandari for a duck. For Nepal, Anjali Chand returned with the superb figures of 4/1. In reply, Nepal openers Kajal Shreshtha and Roma Thapa got the job done without much fuss in just seven balls. (With PTI Inputs)#SAG2019 Women Cricket: Maldives 8 all out in 11.3 overs (Anjali Chand 4/1, SR Magar 2/0, Rubina Chhetri 2/0, Karuna Bhandari 1/0, Saraswoti Khatiwada 1/1) lost to Nepal 9/0 in 1.1 overs by 10 wickets. Nepal won the bronze medal. Photo: RSS Nepal pic.twitter.com/3529Y4hboH
— Cricket Nepal (@NepalCricket) December 7, 2019
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Saswat PanigrahiSaswat Panigrahi is a multimedia journalist
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