US EditionRain denies Pakistan historic win as Women’s World Cup clash with England ends in no-result
- On October 15, 2025, persistent rain at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo forced the England women's cricket team vs Pakistan women's cricket team match to be abandoned as it did not reach 20 overs.
- After opting to field, Pakistan women's cricket team used swing and seam movement as Diana Baig and Fatima Sana struck early, removing key England women's cricket team batters.
- Fatima Sana's spell of 4 for 27 demonstrated that dominance, with England registering 124 dot balls in 186 deliveries and a 47-run eighth-wicket stand from Charlie Dean and Em Arlott.
- The no result meant England women's cricket team preserved their unbeaten record and returned to the top of the tournament table, while Pakistan women's cricket team shared points and left disappointed.
- Pakistan had been chasing a revised DLS target of 113 from 31 overs and scored 34 without loss early, well ahead of the required 14, despite never beating England in 15 previous one-day international meetings.
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England Women vs Pakistan Women ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Match Gets Called-Off Due to Persistent Rain; Poor Weather Washes Out Consecutive Games in Colombo | 🏏 LatestLY
This is the third match in Colombo that has been washed off due to rain and the second consecutive in two days. Both teams share a point each. 🏏 England Women vs Pakistan Women ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Match Gets Called-Off Due to Persistent Rain; Poor Weather Washes Out Consecutive Games in Colombo.
Rain rescues teetering England as Pakistan get first point in Women’s World Cup
Pakistan’s hopes of of a first victory at the Women’s World Cup were hit by rain on Wednesday with their crucial fixture against England being abandoned after a second downpour at the R. Pramedasa Stadium in Colombo. Chasing a revised target of 113 to win after earlier rains had reduced the match to 31 overs per side, Pakistan were 34-0 in 6.4 overs when rains returned to end any chance of the match being completed. Fatima Sana shone with the ba…
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