Pakistan has stormed into the final of the 4th T20 Blind Cricket World Cup after a dominant 10-wicket victory over Nepal in the first semifinal. The match, held at Multan Cricket Stadium, showcased Pakistan’s exceptional skills in both bowling and batting, securing a place in the championship match.
Nepal Sets a Modest Target
Nepal, opting to bat first, struggled against Pakistan’s disciplined bowling attack. They managed to score 94 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Key contributions came from Dhurga Dutt, who scored 40 runs off 42 balls, and Ramiz, who remained unbeaten with 17 runs off 30 balls. However, the rest of the batting lineup failed to build significant partnerships.
Bowling Heroics by Matiullah
Pakistan’s bowling attack was spearheaded by Matiullah, who delivered an outstanding performance. He bowled 4 overs, conceding just 5 runs and taking 3 crucial wickets, effectively crippling Nepal’s batting momentum.
Pakistan’s Blistering Chase
Chasing a modest target of 95 runs, Pakistan’s openers made quick work of the run chase. The team achieved victory in just 5.3 overs, highlighting their aggressive intent.
Kamran Akhtar, with his explosive batting, was the star of the innings. He scored an unbeaten 63 runs off just 21 balls, hitting 1 six and 12 boundaries. His partner, Babar Ali, provided solid support, contributing 32 runs. Together, they showcased a perfect blend of power and precision.
A Step Closer to Glory
With this commanding victory, Pakistan has earned the distinction of reaching the final of the T20 Blind Cricket World Cup. The team’s all-around performance has boosted their confidence as they prepare to compete for the coveted title.
Conclusion
This emphatic win against Nepal underscores Pakistan’s dominance in blind cricket. With a balanced team performance, they have positioned themselves as strong contenders for the championship. Excitement builds among fans as they anticipate their team’s triumph in the final.
