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Proteas assert dominance by thrashing Pakistan in rain-hit Colombo

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Marizanne Kapp’s all-round perfromance anchored a clincial display from the Proteas as they romped home for a convincing win

Five on the trot for Proteas, Aussies next at World Cup

Marizanne Kapp has led South Africa to a big win over Pakistan at the Women’s Cricket World Cup, scoring 68no and claiming three wickets.

Marizanne Kapp has scored an unbeaten 68 and taken three wickets to lead South Africa to a formidable 150-run win under the Duckworth Lewis Stern method in a rain-shortened match against Pakistan at the Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Two other half-centuries — from Laura Wolvaardt (90) and Sune Luus (61), and a quickfire 41 off 16 deliveries from Nadine de Klerk took South Africa to 9-312 after the match had been shortened to 40 overs because of rain at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Tuesday.

Pakistan’s chase had three rain interruptions, which resulted in their target being reduced gradually from 306 in 40 overs to 234 in 20 overs under the DLS method.

They had reached 4-48 in 12 overs when the match resumed after the last rain stoppage, handing them an improbable task of scoring more than 23 runs per over. They managed 7-83 at the end of 20 overs.

South Africa went into the match having already secured a spot in the semi-finals of the eight-nation tournament but Pakistan needed a win to maintain an outside chance of reaching the final four. The defeat left Pakistan winless and eliminated.

After the Proteas lost Tazmin Brits (0), Wolvaardt and Luus added 118 runs for the second wicket off 99 deliveries. Wolvaardt was involved in another 64-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Kapp.

Spinner Nashra Sandhu took 3-45 and seamer Sadia Iqbal 3-63 for Pakistan.

When Pakistan batted, Sadra Nawaz top-scored with 22 not out as Kapp destroyed their chances with 3-20.

South Africa face defending champions Australia in their final group-stage clash on October 25, while Pakistan will hope to end their campaign on a positive note against Sri Lanka the day before.

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2025 Women’s ODI World Cup standings

Team

Matches played

M

Wins

W

Losses

L

Ties

T

No results

N/R

Net Run Rate

NRR

Deductions

Ded.

Total points

PTS

1
South Africa Women
South Africa Women
SA

6
5
1
0
0
0.276
0
10

2
Australia Women
Australia Women
AUS

5
4
0
0
1
1.818
0
9

3
England Women
England Women
ENG

5
4
0
0
1
1.49
0
9

4
India Women
India Women
IND

5
2
3
0
0
0.526
0
4

5
New Zealand Women
New Zealand Women
NZ

5
1
2
0
2
-0.245
0
4

6
Sri Lanka Women
Sri Lanka Women
SL

6
1
3
0
2
-1.035
0
4

7
Bangladesh Women
Bangladesh Women
BAN

6
1
5
0
0
-0.578
0
2

8
Pakistan Women
Pakistan Women
PAK

6
0
4
0
2
-2.651
0
2

Legend

M: Matches played

W: Wins

L: Losses

T: Ties

N/R: No results

NRR: Net Run Rate

Ded.: Deductions

PTS: Total points



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