Fatima Sana became the first Pakistani woman to be elected to the Hundred League

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Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team captain Fatima Sana has been selected for England’s prestigious Hundred League, becoming the first Pakistani woman to win the award.

All-rounder Fatima Sana has been bypassed by Birmingham Phoenix in the wild card draft. Fatima Sana replaced Australia’s Lucy Hamilton in the team.

According to information, Fatima Sana will be paid 15 thousand pounds for participating in this league, which is seen as an important development in her work.

Fatima Sana is currently performing brilliantly in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. Although Pakistan lost a match against South Africa by two wickets, Fatima’s performance was all-round.

In this match, the Pakistan team faced difficulties in batting and at one point 8 of their players were dismissed for just 50 runs. In such a situation, Fatima Sana scored 55 runs and 38 balls while batting responsibly and aggressively.

His hits included six fours and two sixes and was his first T20 World Cup half-century.

Fatima Sana has also become the first Pakistani captain to score a half-century and take three wickets in a single T20 match, which is a clear example of her all-round talent.

Her inclusion in The Hundred League is hailed as a milestone for Pakistan Women’s Cricket, which will not only boost her career but also open doors of international opportunities for other players.



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