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Pakistan Defeat West Indies By 8 Wickets To Register First Win In World Cup 2022

By IANS News March 21, 2022 • 16:44 PM View: 1324

Pakistan clinched their first victory of the 2022 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, beating West Indies by eight wickets in a match reduced to 20-overs-each due to morning raid, to register their first points on the board.

However, the result was a big dent in the West Indies' hopes of qualifying for the semi-finals.

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