Fatima Sana to lead as an ICC reveals the “Tournament team” for the classification of the World Cup of Women’s Hate 2025

Pakistan employer Fatema He has been appointed captain of the ICC Women’s Cricket World “Team of the Tournament” of the 2025 Cricket World Cup, as prominent performers Pakistan, Bangladesh, Western Indies and Scotland Won its places in the XI elite. The CPI, on April 20, announced the best performers who illuminated the tournament with bat, ball and integral brightness. With Women’s Cricket World Cup ICC 2025 To celebrate in India at the end of this year, the hosts of Pakistan and Bangladesh have secured their points through the rankings. The tournament increased the exceptional talent of several nations, staging an exciting World Cup.

ICC chooses the qualifier of the World Cup of Women Hate 2025 of the tournament

1. Hayley Matthews (Western Indies)

240 runs | HS: 114 | 13 doctors | BBI: 04/24 | 4 catches

The Western Indies skipper was a force of nature, combining elite baptism with strong bowling throughout the tournament. His 114 against Scotland, despite fighting injuries, emphasized as a moment of pure will. Above all, it ended up as the main wick head, claiming 13 scalpings at an average of less than 16 years. Their final act, a rapid 70 of 29 balls against ThailandIt also included the second half -century faster in the history of women hate (21 balls).

2. MUNEEBA ALI (Pakistan)

223 runs | HS: 71 | 2 catches

A constant interpreter at the top, Muneeba set the tone of Pakistan’s entrances to almost every game. His 71 blow to Scotland helped to recover from early mishap to pursue 187, anchoring the progression of Pakistan in a high-pressure situation.

3. Sharmin akhter (Bangladesh)

266 RUNS | HS: 94 | 1 take

A resilience pillar for Bangladesh, Sharmin maintained its ground through the tournament. His 94 against Thailand and a compound 57 VS Scotland demonstrated their ability to build entries and provide stability. It ended as the second highest at the tournament.

4. Tournament Player: Kathryn Bryce (Scotland)

293 runs | HS: 131 | 6 doctors | BBI: 3/49

Kathryn Bryce was delivered to all fronts, beating, bowling and leadership. He surpassed his career graphs, with his 131 against Ireland rescuing his side from 19/3. Later, he collided with three doctors to almost turn the game in favor of Scotland. His integral brightness earned him the tournament player prize.

5. WICKETKEEPER-BATTER: Nigar sultana (Bangladesh)

241 RUNS | HS: 101 | 2 catches | 3 strains

The Bangladesh captain drove from the front, with crucial blows of 101, 51 and *83 during the grades. Behind the bumps, he was equally effective with five layoffs, demonstrating vital in the success of Bangladesh’s qualification.

6. Captain and All-Rounder: Sana Fatima (Pakistan)

103 runs | HS: 62 | 12 doctors | BBI: 04/23

Carrying Pakistan in the World Cup standings, Sana starred in both the ball and the bat. Its prominent bowling was 4/23 against Scotland, while its 62 against Thailand rescued the side of a precarious 85/4. Despite a black injury, he made winning efforts of the game and captured the tournament team.

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7. Chinelle Henry (Western Indies)

171 Tirades | HS: 51 | 1 Wicket | 4 catches

Chinelle contributed energy and power power to the average order of the windmas. He broke an explosive of 51 of 48 balls against Bangladesh and hit 48 only 17 balls against Thailand, scoring five six. Its impact often changed the impulse in favor of the western Indies.

8. Aaliyah Alleyne (Western Indies)

63 runs | HS: 22 | 12 doctors | BBI: 4/39 | 2 catches

Alleyne was a consistent threat to the ball, collecting doctors in every game and delivering a memorable 4/39 vs Bangladesh. He also contributed useful cameos with the bat.

9. Katherine Fraser (Scotland)

77 RUNS | HS: 33 | 10 doctors | BBI: 3/28

Fraser’s control with the ball and the clutch performances made it stand out. Its most prominent point was the match against the West Indies, where it scored a vital 25 and took 3 doctors, including Matthews, to seal a famous victory for Scotland.

10. NASHRA SANDHU (Pakistan)

10 doctors | BBI: 3/19 | 1 take

Sandhu turned with a smart and calm variation under pressure. Its defining action of coincidences occurred against the West Indies, eliminating Chinelle Henry and Jannillea Glasgow to restrict the opposition.

11. Sadia Iqbal (Pakistan)

9 Doctors | BBI: 3/28

Sadia complemented Sandhu perfectly with narrow lines and a miserable economy under 4 years. Its nine doctors were critical of ensuring Pakistan’s taking during the media.

12th Player: Rabeya Khan (Bangladesh)

6 doctors | BBI: 3/39 | Economics: 3,72

The leg of Rabeya’s legs offered the control of Bangladesh in key phases. Its 3/39 vs Ireland helped the team contain the opposition and the secure victory. It was a valuable act of support for the main Bangladesh bowls.

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