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Women's World Cup: Pakistan Coach David Hemp Looking At 'Top-Order Combinations'
Pakistan head coach David Hemp on Thursday admitted they are still searching for their best top-order combinations. Pakistan are at the bottom of the table in the ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, losing both matches to India and Australia. The Bismah Maroof-led side are scheduled to face South Africa at the Bay Oval on Friday.
In a graphic posted during their match against Australia, Pakistan were shown to have experimented with seven opening combinations in 15 ODIs since 2020. Moreover, in that match, Pakistan were without the experienced Javeria Khan due to an injury and had to play Nahida Khan in place of her.
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