Marizanne Kapp Leads South Africa to Victory Over Pakistan in Women's World Cup Thriller

Marizanne Kapp starred with bat and ball, leading South Africa to a 150-run victory over Pakistan in a rain-shortened Women's World Cup match. Kapp's 68 not out and 3/20 were pivotal as South Africa secured a semifinal berth, topping the table with 10 points after five consecutive wins.

In a spectacular display of all-around prowess, veteran cricketer Marizanne Kapp propelled South Africa to a commanding 150-run victory over Pakistan in a rain-affected Women's World Cup match on Tuesday.

Kapp delivered a swift 43-ball 68, bolstered by substantial contributions from skipper Laura Wolvaardt (90) and Sune Luus (61), enabling the Proteas to post a formidable 312 for 9. Rain interruptions then saw the match reduced further, with Pakistan set a revised target of 234 in just 20 overs.

Quick to assert dominance, Kapp struck three crucial wickets to leave Pakistan reeling at 83/7, cementing South Africa's spot at the top of the table. With 10 points from six games, they have confidently secured a semifinal position.

(With inputs from agencies.)