This ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Will see the final India collide South Africa Both are chasing the maiden title at the Dy Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai.
India enter the final on the back of Jemimah Rodrigues’ century and HarmanPreet Kaur Harmanpreet Kaur’s historic run against Australia in which HarmanPreet scored and HarmanPreet scored. South Africa, in the form of captain Laura Wolvaardtboasting a balanced attack that leads the all-rounder Marizanne Kapp.
In India vs Australia semi-final of SW Factor in Navi Mumbai
Secondly ICC Women’s World Cup Semi Final 2025 On October 30 at the Dr. Dy Patil Sports Academy, India chased down India’s total of 338 to secure a historic victory. Australia’s decision to bat after winning the first over proved to be a grave tactical error, as a grave tactical error made the ball smooth and difficult for the bowlers, particularly the spinners, to catch effectively.
26 extras, including 17 wides (including 17 wides) that lead to a loss of control over the line and length of the tackle, run to the meek side chaser. On the contrary, the wet surface and smooth ball allowed the Indians, especially Rodrigues (127 not out) and HarmanPreet (89), to slide the ball cleanly into the bat. A record-breaking chase of 339, the highest in women’s ODI history, was thus enabled by a combination of a flat, high-scoring pitch and a dewy overlap that made the second innings a significantly favorable batting proposition.
Key facts: effect of dew factor on follow-up
| Basic fact | Observing and influencing the outcome of the match |
| The result of the match | India successfully chased 339 to set a new record for the highest successful run in WomeN ODI and World Cup knockout history. |
| Australia’s decision shake-up | First elected to bat, but this was a tactical error seshwari In the evening, compromise the bowling powers. |
| Bowler’s Struggle | The heavy dew made the ball slick and wet, giving the Australian bowlers (especially the spinners) a lot to struggle with their line grip, control and execution. |
| Additions accepted | Australia scored 26 overs (including 17 wides), a direct result of the wet ball providing significant, unearned runs to the Indian total. |
| Batting advantage | Slick conditions caused the ball to fall into the bat for their wickets, allowing Jemimah Rodrigues and HarmanPreet Kaur to hit their shots effectively for a successful chase. |
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The most influential environmental factor in the ICC Women’s World Cup Final will be the heavy dew that is expected to settle in the second innings under floodlights at the Dy Patil Stadium in sea Mumbai in the 2025 final. The combination of high humidity and the venue’s subterranean proximity in late October guarantees a ball out of the wet, a sound that is extremely difficult for humanity to control as the match progresses into the evening in early November. This phenomenon has proven to be a defining feature of night games at this venue in the tournament, with the advantage heavily skewed towards the chasing side.
The main impact is felt by the bowlers, especially the bowlers, who form the backbone of India and South Africa’s middle-overs attack. Deepti Sharma (India) and Nonkululeko MLABA (South Africa) will find the ball impossible to catch due to flight, flight and subtle change, turning the red clay pitch into an unresponsive track. For seamers like Renuka Singh Thakur and Ayabonga Khaka, precise line and length or bowling cutters and slower balls becomes a big challenge. On the contrary, the ball, the bat is smoother, making it easier for batsmen to bowl in the second innings and finding the boundary on a generally flat surface with fast outer fields. This stark difference in playing the game between the two innings throws a critical moment forcing the winning captain to choose to bowl first to take advantage of better batting conditions later.
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The expected effect of the dew factor is summarized in the table below:
| Condition / Phase | Impact on the game | Strategic outcome |
| Effective | In the evening (second inning) it starts to start. | The winner of the climb will be the first to bowl. |
| Pitch & Ball | The ball becomes smooth and heavy due to moisture from the air and outside. | The efficiency of spinists is drastically reduced; Grip becomes impossible. |
| Don’t sink | The ball skids onto the bat; Reduces changes; fast foreign. | The chasing team gains a significant advantage; The running arm becomes easier. |
| Target account | On the team’s first turn, dew must target a significantly higher score (eg 300+) than par (eg 300+) to neutralize the effect. | Scoreboard pressure is less effective in a pursuit affected only by dew. |
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