Firdose Moonda
Correspondent at ESPN Cricinfo
🏏 @espncricinfo Southern Africa & Women's Correspondent 🎙️ Presenter/Commentator ⚽️ writer & podcaster🧘🏽♀️ teacher 📚 🐛 and history nerd IG: firdosemoonda
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West Indies 168 for 4 (Matthews 70, Henry 48) beat Thailand 166 (Chantham 66, Fletcher 4-20, Alleyne 3-41) by 6 wicketsWest Indies have missed on the Women's ODI World Cup by a fraction - literally - after they successfully chased 167 against Thailand in 10.5 overs but still needed to score the runs a little quicker to overhaul Bangladesh's net run-rate. West Indies needed to reach 167 in 9.6 overs or win with a boundary that would take them to 171 in 10.5 overs.
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Pakistan 205 for 6 (Amin 80, Sana 62*, Putthawong 2-37) beat Thailand 118 (Shamim 3-18, Sandhu 3-19, Sana 3-39) by 87 runsPakistan confirmed their participation at the Women's ODI World Cup after beating Thailand by 87 runs to secure their fourth win of the qualifier. Pakistan, with eight points, are at the top of the table and can only be matched by Bangladesh, who they play on Saturday and are in pole position to take the second World Cup spot.
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The ICC's support plan for exiled female cricketers from Afghanistan will be funded by contributions from the ICC, BCCI, ECB and CA and will not include any money from the Afghanistan Cricket Board's (ACB) annual disbursements.
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The 25 Afghan women cricketers initially contracted by the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) in 2020 could be the first beneficiaries of the ICC's new support initiative, announced after their board meetings at the weekend. Nineteen of those 25 players are residing in Australia, and have support from the organisation Pitch Our Future, which hopes to work with the ICC in developing the rollout of a funding and high-performance programme for these players.
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Bangladesh 240 for 8 (Moni 67*, Sultana 51, Prendergast 2-14, Kelly 2-53) beat Ireland 235 for 8 (Rabeya 3-39, Khatun 2-50) by two wicketsBangladesh completed their highest successful chase in ODIs and surged to the top of the women's World Cup Qualifier points table with a two-wicket victory over Ireland. Chasing 236, Ritu Moni's career-best unbeaten 67 off 61 balls helped Bangladesh recover from 94 for 5 and then 186 for 8 to win the match with eight balls to spare.
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Super chuffed for Bangladesh's captain fantastic Nigar Sultana Joty on her first ODI hundred and quite something to see a) a cricketer called Jannatul Ferdus and b) her take a five-for in just her third ODI. World Cup Qualifiers are properly underway! https://t.co/hXi3HFcbhl
Temba Bavuma will miss the domestic first-class final after a last-minute withdrawal. There are two months to go before the WTC final. Here's what we know: ⬇️ https://t.co/Lwb3Hm6eNb
RT @ESPNcricinfo: Orla Prendergast on how Ireland aim to get over the final hurdle to qualify for the Women's ODI World Cup, why she chose…
