RAWALPINDI/COLOMBO: Pakistani batter Mahreen Ali set a world record in blind women’s cricket by scoring 230 runs. Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by 221 runs in the Blind Women’s Cricket World Cup. The team scored 331 runs without losing a wicket.
In the match, Mahreen Ali faced 78 balls to achieve her record-breaking 230 runs. Sri Lanka struggled in response and were all out for 120 runs. Pakistani bowlers Noor Fatima, Huriya Malik, and Samira Malik took one wicket each. The victory marked a dominant start for Pakistan in the tournament.
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Mahreen Ali expressed gratitude after the match, dedicating her record to Pakistan and her parents. She thanked the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council for supporting her career. She said the achievement was possible due to consistent encouragement and training.
The win also highlighted Pakistan’s growing strength in blind women’s cricket. The team’s strong batting and disciplined bowling demonstrated excellent preparation. Analysts praised Mahreen Ali’s performance as historic and inspirational for aspiring female cricketers.
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Looking ahead, Pakistan will continue competing in the World Cup with high expectations. Mahreen Ali’s record sets a benchmark for the rest of the tournament. Fans and officials are celebrating a proud moment for Pakistani sports.