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West Indies
West Indies cricketers Chinelle Henry and Chedean Nation collapsed during their second T20 international game against Pakistan. Chinelle Henry was the first one to collapse on the ground, after which all the other players rushed to her assistance, halting the game. In a span of 10 minutes, Chedean Nation also collapsed to the ground. According to a Cricket West Indies (CWI) spokesperson, both the players are conscious and stable. However, the reason for their collapse is still unknown.
West Indies Women team grabbed the three-match series 2-0
The 2nd T20I game was initially delayed because of heavy rains. However, it resumed with West Indies bringing in two substitute players. West Indies Women defeated Pakistan women by seven runs in the second T20 international match. The game was won based on the DLS method. The play had to be stopped due to the heavy rains in Antigua. The hosts had opted to bat first and had posted only 125/6 due to the brilliant bowling by Pakistani women. Kycia Knight was the top scorer for the West Indies team with 30 runs. She also won the Player of the Match award. Fatima Sana was the pick of the bowlers for the Pakistan team. She returned with figures of 2/18 in her four overs.
Pakistan was set a D/L target of 111 in 18 overs. However, the visitors could manage to score 103. Nida Dar was the top scorer with 29 from 39 balls. Recently, Nida Dar became the first Pakistan bowler to pick up 100 wickets in the shortest format of the game. On the other hand, Sidra Nawaz (17) and Aliya Riaz (17 not out) also contributed some crucial runs. Pakistan Women’s team suffered as five of their six batters were run out in the innings.
With this win in the second T20, the West Indies Women team grabbed the three-match series 2-0. Javeria Khan, the Pakistan skipper, wished a quick recovery for Henry and Nation. The third and final T20 international game between West Indies and Pakistan will be played on Sunday at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.