Nida Dar

The latest from the mid-week action in the WBBL with the Perth Scorchers digging deep

The opportunity, she says, will help her raise her game before the Women's T20 World Cup in 2020

Becomes first Pakistan woman to sign up with an overseas T20 team

Dar slammed a 20-ball fifty and followed it with figures of 1 for 21, but Lee's boundary-laden 60 helped South Africa chase down 173

Having slipped to 3 for 3 in pursuit of South Africa's 138 for 3, Pakistan were revitalised by a 77-run stand between the duo

After the two bowlers shared five wickets between them to limit the hosts to 119 for 7, Dar starred with the bat as well to put her side 1-0 up

In their quotas of 10 overs each, Diana Baig claimed 4 for 34, Sana Mir ended with 3 for 21 and Nashra Sandhu took 2 for 38

West Indies take T20I series 2-1 despite going down by 12 runs in the final fixture

Pakistan allrounder Nida Dar talks about her Lala love, Punjabi food, and her best moments in the game

They have a spin attack that can tie up any side in the world, but it remains to be seen if their batting line-up can regularly post competitive totals

The spin duo shared four wickets to restrict Bangladesh to 88 before Nahida Khan and Javeria Khan steered the visitors home

Nida Dar struck 41 off 27 balls before taking 4 for 5 as Pakistan dismantled Malaysia by 147 runs to rise to the top of the table

Captain Bismah Maroof struck an unbeaten 60, to go with her 1-14, before offspinner Nida Dar's record T20I haul of 5 for 21 set up Pakistan's 23-run win against Sri Lanka

Sana Mir, Nashra Sandhu, Bismah Maroof and Nida Dar returned combined figures of 15-0-41-3 as Pakistan, defending 113, restricted Sri Lanka to 75 for 8

Sana Mir, Nashra Sandhu, Nida Dar and Bismah Maroof claimed all ten wickets among them to roll over Sri Lanka women for 107 in their pursuit of 216

A fifty from opener Marina Iqbal and an unbeaten 37 from Nida Dar steered Pakistan Women to a five-wicket win against Sri Lanka Women in the opening match of the three ODI-series in Sharjah

A round-up of the PCB Qatar Women's T20 series matches played on January 19

Offspinner Nina Dar led Pakistan women's bowlers in restricting South Africa women to 125 for 8, before Bismah Maroof anchored a close chase to help the side home by four wickets in the final over

Fifties from captain Bismah Maroof and Nida Dar helped Pakistan Women to a 157-run victory over Ireland Women in Dublin