Mehreen hammered 230 runs off just 78 balls, completing her double century in 70 deliveries, courtesy of 39 crisp boundaries. It was a knock that blended sheer grit with graceful precision, leaving spectators with a sense that they were witnessing something truly exceptional.
Speaking after the historic feat, Mehreen expressed gratitude with heartfelt humility.
She said she thanks Allah Almighty, the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council, and her
parents, dedicating her achievement to both her country and her family. Her
words carried the warmth of someone who knows that victory is sweeter when
shared with those who shaped you.
Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by a commanding 221-run margin. Chasing a daunting target of 332 runs, the Sri Lankan side was bowled out for just 120. Mirani top-scored with 51, while Methisha contributed 29 runs, a modest resistance against Pakistan’s relentless momentum.
On the bowling front, Pakistan’s trio, Noor Fatima, Hooria Malik, and Sameera Malik, each picked up a wicket, tightening the grip when it mattered most.
Mehreen s extraordinary innings is more than a statistic; it is a shining reminder that extraordinary moments often rise from ordinary days, and that courage, when paired with opportunity, can create history.
