2013 Women's World T20 Qualifier

Netherlands Scotland Statszones

Women's International Tournaments

Dublin, Ireland

Playoffs

Final: Pakistan v Sri Lanka - no result.
Claremont Road, 31 July.
Pakistan 112-5 (20.0 overs, Nain Abidi 45, Bismah Maroof 35*)
3rd-4th place: Ireland beat Netherlands by 2 runs.
Claremont Road, 31 July - 1 August.
Ireland 136-5 (20.0 overs, I Joyce 72*, K Garth 31, D Braat 2-24)
Netherlands 134-4 (20.0 overs, H Rambaaldo 58*, H Siegers 29)
Scorecard
Semi-Final: Pakistan beat Ireland by 9 wickets.
Claremont Road, 29 July.
Ireland 65 (19.5 overs, K Garth 38*, Sadia Yousuf 4-9)
Pakistan 66-1 (14.1 overs, Javeria Khan 34*)
Scorecard
Semi-Final: Sri Lanka beat Netherlands by 33 runs (DL).
Claremont Road, 29 July.
Sri Lanka 157-6 (19.0 overs, HMD Rasangika 47, LE Kaushalya 33)
Netherlands 51-4 (9.0 overs)
DL Method: par score 84 in 9 overs.
5th-8th Place: Thailand beat Canada by 13 runs.
Malahide, 29-30 July.
Thailand 92-6 (18.0 overs)
Canada 79-8 (18.0 overs)
5th-6th Place: Thailand beat Zimbabwe by 25 runs.
Anglesea Road, 31 July.
Zimbabwe 85-6 (20.0 overs)
Thailand 48-0 (7.0 overs)
DL Method: par score 23 in 7 overs.
7th-8th Place: Japan v Canada - match cancelled.
Anglesea Road, 31 July.
5th-8th Place: Zimbabwe beat Japan by 3 wickets.
Malahide, 29 July.
Japan 58 (18.4 overs, H Saili 3-15)
Zimbabwe 59-7 (16.0 overs, M Yanagida 4-5)

Group A

Zimbabwe (2) beat Thailand (0) by 29 runs.
The Hills, 27 July.
Zimbabwe 103-8 (20.0 overs, N Nyithi 28, S Tippoch 2-13, N Boochatham 2-17, R Padunglerd 2-23)
Thailand 74 (18.4 overs, C Chatonzwa 4-12, H Sali 2-13, S Mayers 2-20)
Pakistan (2) beat Netherlands (0) by 20 runs.
Anglesea Road, 27 July.
Pakistan 72-4 (9.0 overs, Nain Abidi 38*, Bismah Maroof 25, Mariska Kornet 2-8)
Netherlands 52-5 (9.0 overs)
Netherlands (0) lost to Thailand (2) by 6 wickets.
The Hills, 25 July.
Netherlands 84-5 (20.0 overs, D Hannema 25, R Sangsoma 2-11)
Thailand 85-4 (17.5 overs, N Chantam 24*)
Pakistan (2) beat Zimbabwe (0) by 72 runs.
The Hills, 25 July.
Pakistan 142-4 (20.0 overs, Bismah Maroof 51*, San Mir 50*, J Nkomo 2-20)
Zimbabwe 70-9 (20.0 overs, C Mugeri 32, Nida DarM 2-6, Qanita Jahil 2-18)
Netherlands (2) beat Zimbabwe (0) by 3 runs.
Claremont Road, 23 July.
Netherlands 95-7 (20.0 overs, T vvan der Gun 28, S Mayers 3 -15)
Zimbabwe 92-9 (20.0 overs, N Nyathi 30*, L Bennett 3-15, C van Slobbe 2-24, M Kornet 2-27)
Pakistan (2) beat Thailand (0) by 69 runs.
Claremont Road, 23 July.
Pakistan 145-6 (20.0 overs, Nain Abidi 47, Nida Dar 26, Bismah Maroof 25, C Sutthiruang 2-30, R Paduunglerd 2-13)
Thailand 76-8 (20.0 overs, Sumaiya Siddiqii 2-4, Asmavia Iqbal 2-15)

Group B

Ireland (0) lost to Sri Lanka (2) by 8 wickets.
Anglesea Raod, 27 July.
Ireland 62 (S Weerakbody 2-10, H Siiiirwadardene 2-11)
Sri Lanka 63-2 (14.5 overs)
Scorecard
Japan (0) lost to Canada (2) by 5 wickets.
The Hills, 27 July.
Japan 97-5 (20.0 overs, L Kenton 2-13)
Canada 100-5 (19.1 overs, D Shabbir 36*, S Sivanantham 32, M Yanigda 2-19)
Ireland (2) beat Canada (0) by 77 runs.
Anglesea Road, 25 July.
Ireland 146-7 (20.0 overs, C Shillington 81, D Shabbir 2-18, M Patel 2-26)
Canada 69 (19.2 overs, E Richardson 2-10, I Joyce 2-10, M Scott-Hayward 2-15)
Scorecard
Japan (0) lost to Sri Lanka (2) by 10 wickets.
Anglesea Road, 25 July.
Japan 21 (18.1 overs, L Kaushalya 2-5, S Weerakkody 2-2, H Gunararatne 2-2)
Sri Lanka 22-0 (1.4 overs)
Ireland (2) beat Japan (0) by 117 runs.
The Hills, 23 July.
Ireland 171-1 (20.0 overs, C Shillington 117*, C Joyce 40*)
Japan 53 (18.2 overs, E Tice 3-10, M Scott-Hayward 2-8, L O'Reilly 2-9, K Garth 2-10)
Scorecard
Canada (0) lost to Sri Lanka (2) by 9 wickets.
The Hills, 23 July.
Canada 44 (17.5 overs, H Gunaratne 3-6, S Dolawatte 2-8, S Weerakkody 2-11)
Sri Lanka 47-1 (6.1 overs)