SA-W vs BAN-W, Women’s World Cup 2025 Match 14: Match number 14 of the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 will be played in Vizag, where the resurgent South African women's team will take on the lagging Bangladesh team.
The South African women's team is a strong contender for victory in today's Women's World Cup match against Bangladesh, given its impressive record and recent form. South Africa has won 18 of 21 ODIs against Bangladesh and recorded consecutive victories over New Zealand and India, while Bangladesh has lost two consecutive matches since winning its first match.
With a strong batting line-up led by Laura Wolvaardt and Nadine de Klerk, and effective spin and fast bowling, South Africa is expected to dominate, especially if its top order continues to perform well and its bowlers take advantage of the Visakhapatnam conditions. Bangladesh's chances of victory depend on early successes and improved batting, but South Africa is likely to win today's match.
South Africa Women and Bangladesh Women have played a total of 21 ODIs against each other. South Africa Women have dominated the rivalry, winning 18 matches, while Bangladesh Women have won 3
The pitch at the Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam is generally batsman-friendly, but as the match progresses, bowlers, especially spinners, receive some assistance. There is little movement and bounce in the early overs, allowing batsmen to get off to a good start and score freely, but spinners can take control and bowl decisive knocks in the middle overs.
The pitch slows down as the innings progresses, making batting difficult after the initial stages. Dew can be a factor, especially in evening matches, which sometimes favors the team batting in the second innings.
In women's ODIs, this ground typically produces scores of 205-252, and in the context of the current World Cup, competitive scores are around 270. Teams batting second have an advantage here, as most teams prefer to bowl first due to their initial seam or spin advantage and strong record of chasing targets.
South Africa Women (SA-W) Possible Playing 11: 1. Laura Wolvaardt(C), 2. Tazmin Brits, 3. Sune Luus, 4. Marizanne Kapp, 5. Anneke Bosch, 6. Sinalo Jafta(WK), 7. Chloe Tryon, 8. Nadine de Klerk, 9. Ayabonga Khaka, 10. Tumi Sekhukhune, 11. Nonkululeko Mlaba
Bangladesh Women (BD-W) Possible Playing 11: 1. Rubya-Haider Jhilik, 2. Sharmin Akhter, 3. Nigar Sultana(WK)(C), 4. Sobhana Mostary, 5. Shorna Akter, 6. Sumaiya Akter, 7. Fahima Khatun, 8. Nahida Akter/Sanjida Islam, 9. Rabeya Khan/Rabeya Khatun, 10. Marufa Akter, 11. Nishita Akter Nishi
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