Pakistan beat Netherlands for consolation win in women's cricket series

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Pakistan secured a consolation victory against Netherlands in their recent women's cricket encounter. Openers Zafar and Feroza played leading roles in guiding Pakistan to the win with strong batting performances. Netherlands had started promisingly through Heather Siegers, but their innings fell apart dramatically after the bright opening. The collapse proved too much for Netherlands to recover from, handing Pakistan the match. Despite the result, the win came as a consolation for Pakistan in the broader series context.

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