Team India is playing its second match against Pakistan in the Women's T20 World Cup 2024. This match between the two teams is being played at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai. This match is very important for Team India. The Indian team had to face defeat against New Zealand in its first match. In such a situation, a very good game was seen from the Indian team against Pakistan. Fielders was seen giving his all in the match. During this, Indian team's wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh took an amazing catch.

Amazing catch of Richa Ghosh

Richa Ghosh took a surprising catch to dismiss Pakistani captain Fatima Sana in this match. Fatima Sana seems to be in good form, but she lost her wicket in front of Richa's agility. Fatima Sana was out on the last ball of the 14th over of the innings. Asha Shobhana was doing this over. Fatima Sana had already hit two fours in a row and she was also trying to hit a big shot on the last ball of the over. He tried to hit a ball outside off, but the ball went backwards to hit a thick outside edge.

During this, Richa Ghosh showed her agility and caught the ball going outside with one hand. The ball almost went past her, but Richa Ghosh managed to catch the ball. Let us tell you, Richa Ghosh did not get even 1 second time to take this catch and in the blink of an eye she had given great success to her team. Fatima Sana could score only 13 runs on 8 balls in this match. Let us tell you, this was a big success for Team India, because in the last match, Fatima Sana had scored the maximum runs for Pakistan.

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Team India got the target of 106 runs

In this match, Pakistan team won the toss and decided to bat first. But she could not do anything special. Batting first, Pakistan scored 105 runs at the loss of 8 wickets in 20 overs. Arundhati Reddy took maximum 3 wickets in this innings. Whereas, Shreyanka Patil managed to hunt 2 batsmen. Asha Shobhana, Deepti Sharma and Renuka Singh got 1 success each. At the same time, Nida Dar scored the maximum 28 runs for Pakistan.