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Women's World Cup: It Was Unfortunate For Us To Not Cross The Line, Says Pakistan Captain Bismah Maroof
Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof on Friday termed her team's inability to chase 224 against South Africa as 'unfortunate'. In a thrilling match at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup at Bay Oval, it was a case of so close yet so far for Pakistan, who panicked at the far end of the chase to fall short by six runs.
"We could have won, but it's unfortunate that we couldn't cross the line. We had some good partnerships in the middle and if one of the set batters would have gone on till the end, I think it would have finished the game for us," said Bismah in the post-match virtual press conference.
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