225/1 (31.5)
CR : 7.07
222/9 (50.0)
CR : 4.44
Pakistan Women won by 9 wickets 🏆
Player of the Match
G Feroza
106(92)*
Biggest Win by Balls Remaining in WODIs (Target - 199 or more):
151 balls (T-199) - Australia vs Bangladesh, Visakhapatnam, 2025
118 balls (T-205) - England vs Sri Lanka, Taunton, 2017
110 balls (T-199) - West Indies vs Bangladesh, Basseterre, 2025
109 balls (T-223) - Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, Karachi, 2026 (Tonight)*
151 balls (T-199) - Australia vs Bangladesh, Visakhapatnam, 2025
118 balls (T-205) - England vs Sri Lanka, Taunton, 2017
110 balls (T-199) - West Indies vs Bangladesh, Basseterre, 2025
109 balls (T-223) - Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, Karachi, 2026 (Tonight)*
Time for the post-match and post-series presentations.
Match officials are getting their medals now.
Player of the Match: Gull Feroza
Player of the Series: Gull Feroza
Gull Feroza (Player of the Match and Player of the Series): "(What is the secret of the consistency?) The backing I got from the coaches.
(What are the different things you are doing?) Not much. For a few days, my batting was not going well. But I decided to back myself and the coaches have helped me a lot. Thanks to the almighty that I have performed the way they wanted.
(You tried to stay till the end) I used to play aggressively in both ODI and T20I. But I changed that a bit. Coaches have helped me with game awareness.
(Your favourite innings in this series?) The innings I played in the second-last game.
(You played a lot of strokes) A lot of hardwork and the help from the coaches helped me. Thank you."
(What are the different things you are doing?) Not much. For a few days, my batting was not going well. But I decided to back myself and the coaches have helped me a lot. Thanks to the almighty that I have performed the way they wanted.
(You tried to stay till the end) I used to play aggressively in both ODI and T20I. But I changed that a bit. Coaches have helped me with game awareness.
(Your favourite innings in this series?) The innings I played in the second-last game.
(You played a lot of strokes) A lot of hardwork and the help from the coaches helped me. Thank you."
Nomvelo Sibanda (Zimbabwe Women's Captain): “I thought today the girls that came to the party, I was very proud. We managed to bat all 50 overs, all thanks to Beloved Biza and Kelis Ndlovu. They batted brilliantly. So yeah, I thought that was a positive to take home.
(Learnings from this series) I think as a young side, you take confidence, exposure, and obviously game time.
(What can we expect from Zimbabwe in the T20I series?) We’ll continue being positive, continue learning, and continue repeating that.”
(Learnings from this series) I think as a young side, you take confidence, exposure, and obviously game time.
(What can we expect from Zimbabwe in the T20I series?) We’ll continue being positive, continue learning, and continue repeating that.”
Fatima Sana (Pakistan Women's Captain): (You were not playing but it seemed that you were playing) The way we made it 3-0, all the credit goes to the team. The coaches gave the confidence and that helped the players.
(How confident are you as a team from the atmosphere?) The aim was to make a good environment inside the team so that everyone enjoys others' success. The girls are happy with each other and I think it is the best thing for the team.
(On the areas of improvement) We should try to bring more discipline in bowling and fielding. We are doing well in batting. Gull and Sadaf played really well.
(On her personal fitness ahead of the T20I series) Good to go."
(How confident are you as a team from the atmosphere?) The aim was to make a good environment inside the team so that everyone enjoys others' success. The girls are happy with each other and I think it is the best thing for the team.
(On the areas of improvement) We should try to bring more discipline in bowling and fielding. We are doing well in batting. Gull and Sadaf played really well.
(On her personal fitness ahead of the T20I series) Good to go."
Fatima Sana collects the trophy and joins her teammates for the celebration. Pakistan Women have ruled the roost in this three-match series and completed a whitewash over Zimbabwe. The players are standing behind the Champion board and are posing for photographs.
A wonderful dominant display of performance by Pakistan Women throughout this three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe Women. They register a whitewash 3-0 series win. They won the first fixture by 168 runs, the second by 206 runs and today's match by 9 wickets (109 balls remaining). The inexperienced Zimbabwe were no match against Pakistan, especially at the latter's den. Still, Zimbabwe can take some positives from this series, like batting out all 50 overs today, and return strong in the T20I leg of the tour, which starts from Tuesday.
That's it from our live coverage of this third and final WODI. This is Mohammad Anab signing off on behalf of my colleagues Saptak Sanyal, Akshay Bhide and Ghanendra Singh Thakur. Goodbye.
That's it from our live coverage of this third and final WODI. This is Mohammad Anab signing off on behalf of my colleagues Saptak Sanyal, Akshay Bhide and Ghanendra Singh Thakur. Goodbye.