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Corteen-Coleman relishing the heat of the battle at U19 Women’s T20 World Cup
By Haris Ahmad
PESHAWAR, Jan 27:
Corteen-Coleman relishing the heat of the battle at U19 Women’s T20 World Cup
Media release
The searing heat of Malaysia could not be more in contrast with the wintry weather in England, but spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman is loving her time in the sunshine at the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup.
Corteen-Coleman shone as England beat New Zealand by six wickets to seal their place in the semi-finals for a second consecutive tournament, finishing with remarkable figures of four for eight from her four overs in Sarawak.
It was an impressive display from the 17-year-old, who generated plenty of turn to dismiss the last four New Zealand batters, including three in the final over and the Player of the Match revealed she is enjoying pitting herself against both her opponents and the conditions as England look to go one better than their runners-up berth in 2023.
“I am absolutely loving it, playing cricket in a country where it is hot is actually really nice compared to cold England,” she said. “I am really enjoying it here.
“I am loving the pitches out here, they suit me very well. They offer quite a lot of turn and bounce, so I am hugely enjoying that.
“It is slightly unusual because going into The Hundred and during the season with Stars, we did a lot of scouting but the information pre-game on teams (at the World Cup) is quite minimal so it is very much about being adaptable and flexible in the moment.
“That’s really valuable for my development, not being told what to expect beforehand, it is really positive.
“I was absolutely delighted [to take four wickets], to be honest. It was obviously such a good moment for me to help the team get through to the semis.
“It is nice to get four wickets but it was a collective effort, I can’t take full credit for that.”
Corteen-Coleman’s work with the ball helped England restrict New Zealand
PCB confirms details of the tri-nation ODI series
By Ijaz Ahmad Khan
TORONTO, Jan 25:
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the schedule for the tri-nation ODI series, featuring New Zealand and South Africa. The series will be played on a single-league basis from 8 to 14 February, with Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium hosting the opening two matches and Karachi’s National Bank Stadium staging the final league match and the final.
Pakistan and New Zealand will kick off the series at the iconic Gaddafi Stadium on Saturday, 8 February, with the first ball scheduled to be bowled at 1400 (local time). New Zealand will then face South Africa on Monday, 10 February, in a day match with the toss set for 0900 (local time).
The action will shift to Karachi, where Pakistan will take on South Africa on 12 February in a day/night match at the National Bank Stadium, starting at 1400 (local time). The final will be played on Friday, 14 February, with the first ball to be bowled at 1400 (local time).
Both Pakistan and New Zealand are scheduled to train at the Gaddafi Stadium on Thursday, 6 February, under lights, while South Africa’s first outing at the historic venue will be on the morning of Sunday, 9 February.
While the four matches at Gaddafi Stadium and National Bank Stadium will provide the three sides with an excellent opportunity to finalise preparations for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, it will also be a perfect occasion for the PCB to showcase its redesigned and redeveloped venues to the world through its world-class broadcast.
At the Gaddafi Stadium, the spectator capacity has been increased, with new chairs installed throughout the venue. Additionally, 480 state-of-the-art LED lights have been installed to enhance broadcast LUX levels, ensuring a superior viewing experience for fans worldwide. To further elevate the spectator experience, two giant digital replay screens – measuring 80 feet x 30 feet and 22 feet x 35 feet – have been installed. A brand-new
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