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Women’s World Cup: We’ll Try To Play Good Cricket In Last Two Games, Says Pakistan's Fatima Sana
Reflecting on Pakistan’s recent performances and the match that didn’t get completed, she emphasised the strength of her bowling unit and the need for improvement with the bat.
“We got a good start in the Power-play, but we lost a few wickets. We believed that if we could have made around 180, our bowlers could have restricted them. We all have a good belief in our bowling side - they’ve been performing really well. But yeah, hopefully next time,” she said after the washout.
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