Womens World Cup 2025: Pakistan women’s team is out of the race for the semi-finals in the ODI World Cup 2025. The team has not got a single win in this tournament. At the same time, rain has also become a problem for this team.
Pakistan Women Team: The performance of the Pakistan team in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 was not that disappointing. The team led by Sana Fatima is out of the race for the semi-finals. Last Tuesday, South Africa was shown the way out of the tournament by defeating South Africa by a huge margin of 150 runs. Now the team has to play the last match of the group stage with Sri Lanka on October 24 at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. Before this match, Pakistan Cricket Board has taken a tough decision.
Order for investigation on strategies of Pakistan women’s team
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has taken a tough stand for the Pakistan women’s cricket team. He has given instructions to thoroughly investigate the team management and their strategies. Potentially major changes are also possible in this. This decision has been taken by Naqvi at a time when the spin bowling of Pakistan women’s team was expected to give the best performance in this tournament. The head of PCB’s women’s branch is Rafia Haider. She is a former Deputy Commissioner of Lahore and a professional bureaucrat. He doesn’t know much about cricket.
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Rain in the tournament also became a big headache for Pakistan
In the World Cup 2025, Pakistan women’s team has played a total of 5 matches and has not been able to win even a single match. On top of that, rain became a big headache for this team. A total of four matches of Pakistan have been canceled due to heavy rain on the day of the match. At the same time, it has faced defeat in 2. Team India also defeated Pakistan badly. Apart from this, the Australian team was defeated. At the same time, matches between England, Bangladesh, New Zealand and South Africa have been cancelled. Due to rain and defeat, Pakistan had to be out of the race for the semi-finals.
Former captain of Pakistan has also raised questions on the team
Due to poor performance in this tournament, former Pakistan captain Javeria Khan had also raised questions on the team’s batting. Many questions were raised on his poor strategy and batting lineup. Javeria said in his statement that,
The batsmen did not get going, but the bowlers caused trouble to India, Australia and England, but they did not finish their job well. I think the defeat in the opening match against Bangladesh has reduced the morale of all the players.
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