South Africa defeated India by 6 wickets in the Women’s T20 World Cup. South Africa achieved a target of 159 runs. This was the third-highest run chase in T20 World Cup history and South Africa’s biggest ever. On Sunday, Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur became the first cricketer in the world to play 200 T20 matches. This was also her 200th international match as captain. Read the top records-moments from the INDW vs SAW match 1. Harmanpreet played 200 T20I matches Harmanpreet played her 200th T20 International match. She became the first cricketer in the world, across both men’s and women’s cricket, to achieve this feat. New Zealand’s Suzie Bates is second with 184 matches. In men’s cricket, Ireland’s Paul Stirling (163 matches) is first and Rohit Sharma (159 matches) is second. 2. Harman completes 200 matches as captain Harman also played her 200th international match as captain. She became the first Indian and second player in the world to reach this milestone. England’s Charlotte Edwards is in first place with 220 matches. 3. Third highest total chase in Women’s T20 World Cup South Africa has achieved the third-largest run-chase in the Women’s T20 World Cup. This is also their biggest run-chase in the tournament. England is in the first place. The team had chased a target of 163 runs against Australia in 2009. 4. Shree Charani equals Poonam Yadav’s record Shree Charani equalled Poonam Yadav’s record for taking the most wickets in a single season of the Women’s T20 World Cup for India. Charani took 3 wickets against Africa. She has taken 10 wickets in this tournament. Poonam had taken the same number of wickets in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2020. 5. India scored 59 runs in the powerplay India scored 59 runs in the powerplay, losing 2 wickets in this match. This is India’s second-highest powerplay score in the Women’s T20 World Cup. In the same World Cup, India had scored 59 runs without losing a wicket against the Netherlands. 6. Shafali Verma opened the batting and bowling in the match Shafali became the fourth player for India to open both batting and bowling in the same Women’s T20 International match. In this regard, India’s Amita Sharma is in the first position. She has done this 8 times. Here are the top-3 moments 1. Shabnim Ismail injured her hand African pacer Shabnim Ismail got injured in the 15th over of the Indian innings. Richa Ghosh played a straight shot on the last ball of the over. Ismail tried to stop the ball in her follow-through. During this, her hand got injured. As soon as the ball hit, her finger started bleeding. She was taken off the field. 2. Ms. Charani bowled a double wicket maiden over Charani took 2 wickets without conceding a run in the sixth over. She caught South Africa’s captain Laura Wolvaardt (20) on the second ball of the over. Then, on the fourth ball, she bowled Annerie Dercksen (0). 3. Kapp’s catch dropped on 9 runs In the 10th over of the African innings, Marizanne Kapp narrowly escaped getting out. Prema Rawat bowled a full delivery on the second ball of the over. Kapp played a sweep shot. The ball, taking the top-edge of the bat, went high towards deep backward square leg. There, Nandini, standing at the boundary, ran to her right and tried to take a one-handed catch. The ball hit her hand and fell outside the boundary. Kapp got 6 runs. Post navigation Harmanpreet Kaur’s 200th T20I ruined by Marizanne Kapp’s all-round performance:India lose to SA by 6 wickets in the Women’s T20 WC New Zealand won the second Test against England by 253:Levelled series 1-1; Matt Henry took 11 wickets; fans to get 50% tickets refund
