Pakistan women's U-19 bowler Zaib-un-Nisa sent Rwanda's Niyomuhoza back to the pavilion after a Mankad during their ICC U-19 World Cup in Potchefstroom, South Africa, on Sunday.
Niyomuhoza left the crease before Zaib-un-Nisa had bowled, but the Pakistani bowler was quick to notice it, and before the point of release, she removed the bails. She then appealed while returning to her run-up spot.
Niyomuhoza was clearly out of the crease, and the umpire didn't need to wait long to raise his finger. Niyomuhoza left without objecting.
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Opting to bat first, Rwanda posted a paltry targe of 106 runs, which Pakistan chased down in the 18th over.
Eyman Fatima finished with a personal score of 65 not-out off 60 balls, an inning that featured 11 fours, and helped Pakistan surpass their goal by scoring two boundaries in the final two balls.
Syeda Aroob Shah also chipped in with 20 runs in 21 balls.
Eyman and Aroob added 72 unbeaten runs for the third wicket to help Pakistan get over the line.
Gisele Ishimwe and Henriette Ishimwe bagged one wicket each for Rwanda.
Pakistan’s remaining group matches
January 17 v England in Potchefstroom 4:45pm (PST)
January 18 v Zimbabwe in Potchefstroom 4:45pm (PST)