Right-handed batsman Ayesha Zafar has achieved a remarkable milestone in women’s cricket by becoming the second Pakistani woman to score a century in T20 Internationals. Her explosive 47-ball century against Zimbabwe in Karachi is now the fastest century scored by a Pakistani woman.
Ayesha’s innings not only wrote her name in the record books but also made it the joint third fastest century in women’s T20Is globally. This historic achievement highlights her exceptional skills and plays a significant role in the narrative of women’s cricket in Pakistan.
With a career spanning over 11 years, including appearances in 38 Women”s One Day Internationals (WODIs) and 33 Women”s T20 Internationals (WT20Is), Ayesha”s journey has been one of resilience and dedication. Her recent performance underscores her successful comeback to the national team, reflecting her strong mindset as a batter.
In a recent episode of the PCB Podcast, Ayesha delved into her journey, discussing her historic century, the significance of training camps, and their role in enhancing the skills of Pakistani women cricketers. Her insights offer a glimpse into the evolving dynamics of women”s cricket in Pakistan.
Ayesha”s participation in major global tournaments, including the ICC Women”s World Cup 2017 and the ICC Women”s T20 World Cup 2018, has been pivotal. The forthcoming T20 World Cup in England will mark her third appearance on the world stage, further cementing her legacy in the cricketing world.