Pakistan bat first against Netherlands in Women's T20 World Cup clash

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Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat against Netherlands in their Women's T20 World Cup fixture. Pakistan made two changes to their lineup, bringing in Eyman Fatima and Tuba Hassan. Netherlands also made one change, with Heather Siegers coming in to replace Myrthe van den Raad. The match represents an important opportunity for both sides to strengthen their position in the tournament.

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