Scotland They were forced to make a change in their team competing at the continuous time ICC Carcket World CUP 2025 Qualifiers In Pakistan.
Darssi Carter was replaced with a hand injury
All rounded Dark Carter She was injured in her right hand during his victory in the Scottish opening match on the West Islands on Wednesday, April 9. Carter contributed greatly to that game, scored 25 balls from 48 balls, and also claims the decisive West Indies Qiana Joseph with its first ball. Unfortunately, she was unfortunately acquired for the rest of the championship.
Kirsti Malik's move, nineteen -year -old, received her first phone call to the big national team. Although it will make it for the first time a full international, it represented the Scotland at the Women's World Cup at ICC U19 earlier this year in Malaysia. The technical committee of the championship agreed to replace, allowing Malekoul to join the team immediately.
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ICC Women's Cricket World CUP 2025 ongoing qualifiers in Lahore
It includes the qualifications of the Women's Cricket Cup, which operates until April 19 in Lahore, six teams: Scotland, Pakistan (host), West India, Bangladesh, Ireland and Thailand. These teams are competing in a round coordination of the Rubin for the last two locations available in the 2025 ladies World Cup Cricket Cup, which is scheduled to be held in India later this year.
Scotland began its campaign with an unforgettable victory over the West Islands, but lost against Pakistan in their second match on April 11. They will look forward to the apostasy in their next decisive confrontation against Thailand on April 13, where they continue their attempt to rehabilitate to obtain the first 50 women.
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