In the first match of the day, Indian bowlers put up a superb show to restrict Pakistan to just 105/8. Pacer Arundhati Reddy took three wickets while off-spinner Shreyanka Patil picked up two scalps.

After a big loss to New Zealand in the opening game, fans wanted the Indian side to notch up a net run rate-boosting victory against Pakistan. However, Pakistani bowlers would not let Indian batters run away with the match.

India were slow but steady and eventually crossed the line on the fifth ball of the penultimate over to get their first win of the tournament. Just before the end of the match Indian skipper Harmanpreet Singh got injured and went back retired hurt holding her neck. Shafali top-scored for India with 32 while Kaur got 29.

Arundhati Reddy was given the Player Of The Match award.

In the evening duel, Scotland and West Indies went head to head after having already lost their opening matches.

Scots could never get going after chosing to bat first. West Indies leg spinner Afy Fletcher picked up three wickets and a stuttering Scotland batting line-up could only post 99 runs in their innings.

West Indies wanted to give their net run rate a big boost and they did exactly that. In the first 50 balls, the Caribbean side could only get 59 runs for the loss of four wickets. However, the next 20 balls saw them scoring 42 runs without any loss, and they wrapped up the win in just 12 overs. Qiana Joseph (31 from 18), Deandra Dottin (28* from 15) and Chinelle Henry (18* from 10) played quickfire cameos to hand West Indies a much-needed win.

Chinelle Henry, who had also bowled a tight spell of 10 runs in four overs with a wicket, was adjudged the Player Of The Match.

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