Sydney Showground Stadium, Sydney, Australia
South Africa Women
Pakistan Women
South Africa Women
Pakistan Women
South Africa Women would look to score their 3rd win of the tournament!
We are expecting South Africa Women to win!
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South Africa Women would be locking horns with Pakistan Women in what promises to be a cracker of a contest for the fans to witness. Led by Dane van Niekerk, South Africa Women have been one of the stronger sides in the competition and one of the favorite picks for the semi-finals and subsequently the finals. Batting wise, they can clearly boast of having some of the finest T20 cricketers in their lineup, with Lizelle Lee, Sune Luus, Mignon du Preez and Shabnim Ismail to name a few.
On the other hand, Pakistan Women have had a rollercoaster ride in the matches played so far. They would be coming into the contest on the back of a defeat versus England Women, prior to which they won by a margin of 8-wickets against Windies Women. It is about time they come up with a perfect combination that can get them wins in the later stages.
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Lizelle Lee came up with a mind-boggling 101 off 60 deliveries comprising 16-fours and 3-sixes in the previous T20 against Thailand Women. The opener will be the go-to player for Protea in posting in excess of 70 runs in the first ten overs. Skipper Dan van Niekerk was dismissed cheaply in the last match and will be anticipated to come back stronger versus Pakistan Women. In the middle-order, Sune Luus scored an unbeaten 61 off 41 deliveries which helped South Africa in getting past the 190-run mark.
Chloe Tryon and Mignon du Preez are potent in a scoring belter of runs in a span of few deliveries, credits to their performances in WBBL T20s. Bowling wise, right-arm pacer Shabnim Ismail (⅜) was at her lethal best as she capitalized on the pace and bounce offered at Manuka Oval in the previous match. Nonkululeko Mlaba (¼) and skipper Dane van Niekerk (1/13) bowled at the right line and lengths which restricted the opposition from going for the lofted hits. Sune Luus with her leg-breaks and googlies managed to scalp the crucial wickets of Thailand Women in the concluded match and will be expected to wind up with similar numbers.
Laura Wolvaardt, Sune Luus, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Shabnim Ismail, Lizelle Lee, Trisha Chetty, Chloe Tryon, Dane van Niekerk, Ayabonga Khaka, Marizanne Kapp, Mignon du Preez
Openers Muneeba Ali and Javeria Khan offed a decent start to Pakistan Women in the lately concluded T20I and would be backed to render a berserking exhibition at the top-order. Javeria, in particular, would be expected to anchor the innings and go for occasional big-hits to keep the scoring rate under control.
Moreover, she has been appointed as the captain for the remaining tournament as Bismah Maroof suffered a thumb injury that forced her out of the team, making it all the more important for Javeria to put up a decent show. Nida Dar and Omaima Sohail will be the go-to players in the middle-overs in upping the run-rate for Pakistan Women. In the bowling department, pacer Aiman Anwer (3/30) bagged the crucial wickets of the rivals’ top-order and would be looking to emulate similar figures in the game at Sydney Showground Stadium.
Although Nida Dar registered expensive numbers, her off-breaks can pose a threat in case the conditions assist. Diana Baig (1/26) and Sadia Iqbal (0/27) put up economical performances and look to notch up in the coming T20 duel.
Diana Baig, Aliya Riaz, Javeria Khan, Syeda Aroob Shah, Aiman Anwer, Anam Amin, Muneeba Ali, Nida Dar, Omaima Sohail, Sidra Nawaz, Iram Javed
Hr | Temp | Rain | W. speed | W. direction | Clouds |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
00h | 31 | 0 mm. | 2.9 k/h | From: N | 2% |
03h | 35 | 0 mm. | 2.95 k/h | From: NE | 36% |
06h | 30 | 0 mm. | 6.1 k/h | From: ENE | 18% |
09h | 26 | 0 mm. | 4.06 k/h | From: NE | 0% |
12h | 23 | 0 mm. | 1.25 k/h | From: NW | 37% |
15h | 21 | 0 mm. | 2.23 k/h | From: WNW | 67% |
18h | 20 | 0 mm. | 2.64 k/h | From: WNW | 34% |
21h | 21 | 0 mm. | 2.72 k/h | From: WNW | 34% |
It would be mostly clear conditions at Sydney Showground Stadium. The temperature would glide between 24-27 degrees Celsius. The humidity levels will be as high as 80 percent in the second innings.
The pitch at Sydney Showground Stadium isn’t usually a high scoring one. The last T20I played at this venue witnessed 132 as the first innings total. This time, with the conditions aiding the batters, one can expect the scores as high as 150 being put in the by the end of the first half.
The toss winning team should look to bowl first on this wicket. The majority of matches played in the season have been won by the team batting second. Moreover, the humidity levels will make it difficult for the bowlers to grip the ball in the latter stages and thus, the batters would be up for an advantage.
South Africa women registered a thumping win in the last T20I contest and can be easily backed to render a similar show in the much-coveted contest.
They have strong batting order capable of posting majestic totals on board without breaking a sweat. Pakistan women would be low on confidence with the 40 plus run defeat at the hands of England and will find it hard to battle it out against Protea women.
We are expecting South Africa Women to win!
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