Watch: Wild Celebrations As Thailand Beat Pakistan In Women's Asia Cup

06.10.2022 - 10:57 sports.ndtv.com

The Thailand women's team had a memorable day as the side managed to defeat Pakistan in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium.

Natthakan Chantham starred with the bat in hand as she scored 61 runs off just 51 balls to help Thailand beat Pakistan by four wickets.

In the end, it was Nattaya Boochatham and Rosenan Kanoh who took Thailand over the line. In the final over, 10 runs were needed, but both batters managed to hold their nerve to chase down the 117-run total.

As soon as the winning run was hit by Boochatham, the entire Thailand contingent erupted and they came running down to the pitch.

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