LAHORE, Dec 8 (APP): With Pakistan women looking to keep alive their chances of securing direct qualification in the ICC Women’s Championship and England women seeking to maintain an impeccable record against them, the seventh round fixtures of the ICC Women’s Championship, which commence on 9 December, promises to keep fans at the edge of their seats. Pakistan are fifth, with 15 points, in the eight-team ICC Women’s Championship — a point below fourth-ranked South Africa — and will be eager to make history in the three ODIs at Kuala Lumpur’s Kinrara Oval by securing their maiden win over England in international 50-over cricket, said the information made available here on Sunday by the Pakistan Cricket Board. The two teams have come face to face in the format eight times. The Bismah Maroof-led side enters the series at the back of impressive performances. They came from behind to beat West Indies women 2-1 in Dubai in their first ODI assignment of the year, and levelled a three-match away series against South Africa women and a two-match home series against Bangladesh. The three ODIs present six crucial points, which will not only help Pakistan to break into top-four on the points … Continue reading Pak women seek history in England ODIs