Amazing! Pain suffered, retired hurt twice, stretched from the ground, then returned and rooted stormy century – Amazing Hayley Matthews Subfered from Pain Retired Hurt Twice Carried off the FILD on Stretcher The Returned and Scored a Stretcher

New Delhi: West Indies captain Haley Mathews performed the demonstration against Scotland in the Women’s World Cup qualifier on Wednesday. He did well in both bowling and batting. During this time he was also hurt and was taken out of the field on stretcher. However, Mathews did not give up. She returned to the field for the team and then hit a century in a stormy style. However, his hard work went in vain, as Scotland won the match. Mathews took 4 wickets in the first bowling and then scored a century in batting. His team lost by 11 runs. Match was played in Lahore. It was part of the 2025 Women’s World Cup qualifier. Scotland scored 245 runs in 44 overs while batting first. In response, the West Indies team could score 234 runs. Scotland batted first in the match. He started well. But later his team stumbled. At one time, his score was 4 wickets for 182 runs in 34 overs. It seemed that they would score a big score. He was able to score only 245 runs. This was his third largest ODI score.

In response, the West Indies started poorly. He lost his first wicket in the second over itself. Kiana Joseph was dismissed early. But after this Haley Mathews and Zaida James took up the innings. Both shared a 113 -run partnership. Then Scotland returned. He quickly took several wickets. West Indies scored 9 wickets for 203 runs. Matthews was also having trouble. He was having serious cramps. So she retired twice on a score of 95 and 99.

In the 42nd over, he was taken out of the field on a stretcher. But she returned in a few minutes. He completed his 9th ODI century in 101 balls. This kept the expectations of the West Indies. With this century, she became the fourth woman to take four wickets in the ODI match and score a century. She is also the first female captain to do so. At the age of 27 years and 111 days, Mathews became the second youngest and second fastest (88 innings) players to reach nine ODI centuries.

Mathews continued the fight till the end. He shared a 30 -run partnership with Alia Elene. But his team lost by 11 runs. Spinner Abataha Maqsood dismissed Elene in the 47th over. Matthews remained unbeaten by scoring 114 runs in 113 balls.