Australia will continue Bangladesh In 17 matches ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 at the ACA-VDCA Cricket stadium in Visakhapatnam.
Australian women aim to expand dominant form
Australia go into this clash sitting on top of the points table having won three out of four matches so far. The eventual winners against India led the charge with Alyssa Healy’s stunning century. The defending champions have shown consistency with both bat and ball and will be keen to continue their momentum. A win here would only cement their position as tournament favourites, securing their place in the knockout stages.
Bangladesh are looking for a crucial comeback
For Bangladesh, this fixture represents an opportunity to make a profit. With just one win from four matches, they need a strong performance to keep their semi-final hopes alive. Their recent defeat to South Africa exposed some middle-order concerns, but the side showed resilience throughout the tournament. To challenge Australia, Bangladesh will rely heavily on their humanity to contain the electrifying Aussie line-up and their batsmen to keep the bats under pressure.
Aus-W vs Ban-W, Women’s World Cup 2025: Match details
- Date and time: October 16; 03:00 PM ist / 09:30 am gmt
- Location: ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam
AUS-W vs Ban-W, head to head record in Odis
Matches played: 4 | Australia won: 4 | Bangladesh won: 0 | No results: 0
ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium Pitch report
The ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam is known for its balanced pitch that offers something for both batsmen and bowlers, although it leans a bit towards batting – especially in the early overs. The surface is usually hard and true, providing consistent bounce and allowing stroke makers to play freely. While PACE bowlers anticipate minimal swing or seam movement, the initial conditions make it an ideal environment for top-order batsmen to settle and build. As the match progresses, the surface tends to slow down, bringing the spinner into play during the middle overs. Dew often becomes a deciding factor in night games, when it becomes more difficult for pitchers to catch the ball and favor teams that are dribbling in the second.
From a bowling perspective, bowlers need to rely more on variation and accuracy rather than tame pace as early movement is limited. On the other hand, on the other hand, the pitch is becoming increasingly effective, especially as it starts to form in the second half of the innings. With average first-innings scores between 216 and 239, the venue generally produces competitive races rather than run-fests. Batting first, teams can benefit from the first batting-friendly surface to post a solid total, must manage the dew factor wisely when chasing sides and accelerate for the latter stages when the conditions are interspersed.
Teams
Australia: Alyssa Heally (C & WK), Phoebe Litchfield, Ellyse PerryBeth Mooney, Annabel Sutherland, Ashleigh Gardner, Tahlia McGrath, Sophia McGrath, Kim Garth, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Georgia Voll, Heather Graham
Bangladesh: Rubya Haide, Fargana Hoque, SHARMINA AKTANA, Sobhana Masun, Fahima Akter, Ritu Moni, Ritu Moni, Fariha Trisna, Nishita Akter, Nishita Akter
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Aus-W vs Ban-W, Women’s World Cup 2025: Today’s Match Prediction
Case 1:
- Australian women win the toss and bowls first
- Bangladesh Women PowerPlay Score: 40-50
- Bangladesh Women’s Total Score: 210-220
Case 2:
- Bangladesh women win the toss and bowl first
- Australian Women’s PowerPlay Score: 60-70
- Australian Women’s Total Score: 270-280
Match result: Australia to win the game.
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This article was originally published WomenCricket.coma Cricket era Company.
