New Zealand wins the Women’s Cricket World Cup title in the UAE

The New Zealand national team won the title of the ninth edition of the Women’s World Cricket Championship (T20), after defeating its counterpart South Africa, in the final match at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in a strong, exceptional and exciting finale, watched by thousands of fans from the stands.

New Zealand’s victory in the cup was a reward for its consistent performance throughout the tournament, breaking the Australian barrier that was waiting to win its seventh title in a tournament that had monopolized the title six times.

The UAE had taken the initiative to host the global event, after it was not possible to hold it in Bangladesh – which has the right to host – due to many circumstances, which made the UAE the ideal place that enjoyed the satisfaction of the International Cricket Council (ICC), the welcome of the Emirates Cricket Council, and the representatives of the 10 teams participating in the tournament.

According to a statement issued by the organizers, “The Emirates Cricket Council, under the leadership of Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, has allocated all necessary capabilities to host the event and hold it in a manner that is commensurate with its value and befits the name and status of the UAE, which has an honorable record in organizing “The most important and strongest cricket tournaments in the world during the past 10 years.

” For his part, Zayed Abbas, member of the Emirates Cricket Council’s management and the council’s official spokesman, said: “The success that has been achieved has strengthened the UAE’s reputation on a global level in the field of hosting the most important global events, especially cricket tournaments, which are followed and watched by hundreds of millions of fans and enthusiasts of the game.

” “Not only at the level of Asia, but at the level of the world.

” The event was launched on the third of this month, and included 23 matches, which were divided between Dubai and Sharjah, where the Sharjah International Stadium hosted the opening match, while Dubai hosted the closing match the day before yesterday.

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