Pakistan’s Fatima Sana joins Canterbury for Super Smash
Pakistan’s bowling allrounder Fatima Sana is set to join the New Zealand homegrown side Canterbury for the Ladies’ Crush. Sana will be essential for the group for the initial six rounds of the opposition, which starts on Tuesday with Canterbury confronting Auckland.
“Joining the Canterbury Entertainers is a phenomenal open door, and I’m anxious to contribute my best to the group’s prosperity,” Fatima Sana said according to a delivery. “The Crush is known for its serious nature, and I’m anticipating the difficulties while gaining from and imparting my encounters to my new colleagues.”
Sana, 22, was at that point in New Zealand, where she played in each of the three T20Is and ODIs. She snatched 3 for 18 and 3 for 22 in the initial two T20Is separately, giving Pakistan an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series and prearranging their most memorable T20I series win outside Asia and Ireland. Even though they lost the third T20I, Sana was named the Player of the Series for taking six wickets in the series.
Later in the ODIs, she scored an unbeaten 90 in the subsequent game, even though Pakistan lost the coordinate by one wicket – and with it, the series – before proceeding to win the third ODI through the Over.
Canterbury lead trainer Rhys Morgan said he was “pleased” to invite Sana to the group.
“Her global experience and record make her a significant expansion to our crew,” he said. “We accept her presence won’t just upgrade the group’s exhibition but in addition add to the interest in the current year’s Crush.”
Sana, who has played 29 T20Is for Pakistan, had additionally addressed Barbados Royals in the Ladies’ CPL in the West Indies last year. She had gotten three wickets in the two matches she played.
Last month, Sri Lanka hitter Chamari Athapaththu pursued Northern Daring in the Really Crush. She is supposed to be accessible for determination for the game against Wellington on January 2.
