Pakistan Women secured a dominant victory in the first ODI against Zimbabwe Women on May 4, 2026, at the National Stadium in Karachi. The team showcased strong performances from key players, leading to a significant win.
Pakistan Women batted first and scored 330 runs. Sadaf Shamas led the charge with an impressive 98 runs. Sidra Amin and Najiha Alvi also contributed with half-centuries, bolstering the team’s total.
Zimbabwe Women struggled to respond, managing only 162 runs. Their batting lineup faced challenges against Pakistan’s bowlers. Nashra Sandhu and Fatima Sana played crucial roles in restricting Zimbabwe’s scoring.
The match highlighted the strength of Pakistan Women’s cricket, especially after their previous series loss to South Africa. This victory marks a positive start for them in the ongoing ODI series, which is part of the ICC Women’s Championship 2025-2029.
The two teams last met on this date, with Pakistan Women winning decisively. They aim to continue this momentum into the second ODI scheduled for May 6, 2026.
Key statistics from the match:
- The first ODI between Pakistan Women and Zimbabwe Women took place on May 4, 2026.
- Pakistan Women won the match by 168 runs.
- Sadaf Shamas scored 98 runs, while Sidra Amin and Najiha Alvi each scored half-centuries.
- Zimbabwe Women were restricted to 162 runs.
This match sets an exciting tone for women’s cricket in both countries. The Pakistan Cricket Board aims to build on this success as they prepare for future competitions.
