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Defending champion Australia will face New Zealand today in the Women’s ODI Cup. The match will start at 3:00 pm at Holkar Stadium in Indore. The toss will be at 2:30 pm. The New Zealand Women’s Team is the current T20 World Champion.
The Australia Women’s team has won the highest number of seven ODIs so far. The team is also a runner-up twice. At the same time, New Zealand once became the champion in 2000.
Australia won 75% of the matches against New Zealand in Women’s ODI cricket, the history of matches between Australia and New Zealand has been quite interesting. Australia’s upper hand has been heavy in this. Both teams have played 135 matches against each other. In this, Australia won 102 matches and New Zealand won 31 matches. While the result of 2 matches could not come out. In such a situation, Australia has won 75% of the matches against New Zealand.
At the same time, both teams have faced 16 times in the ODI World Cup. In this, Australia won 13 matches and New Zealand 3 matches.
Beth Muni Australia’s Top Scorer For Australia, Better Beth Muni has scored the highest 323 runs in 2025. She has also put a century and 2 fifty. In the last series against India, he scored a century off just 57 balls. Alana King is the top bowler of the team with 12 wickets.
Georgia Plimer New Zealand’s top scorer New Zealand played only 3 ODIs this year. Georgia Plimer is the top scorer by scoring 140 runs. Eden Carson has taken the most 4 wickets for the team this year.
Holkar Stadium Pitch Batting-Frndley The pitch of Holkar Stadium has been helpful for the batsmen. At the beginning of the match, fast bowlers may get some help, especially if the pitch is slightly slightly. But as the playing match progresses, the pitch slows down and the spinners start getting a chance.
So far 7 Men’s ODIs have been played here. In 5 matches, the first batting team and chase team in 2 won. At the same time, Women’s ODI will be played here for the first time.
Fear of light rain in Indore Today the temperature in Indore can go up to 30 degrees Celsius. There is also a possibility of light rain during the match. However, humidity is also expected to remain up to 60%.
Possible playing-11 of both teams Australia: Alyssa Heley (captain and wicketkeeper), Georgia Wall, Ellis Perry, Beth Muni, Faebe Lichfield, Ashle Gardner, Tahalia McGragra, Georgia Wareham, Alana King, Kim Garth, Megan Shut.
New Zealand: Sophie Divine (Captain), Suzy Bates, Georgia Plimer, Emelia Kerr, Brooke Holiday, Maddy Green, Isabella Gauge (Wicket -Keeper), Jess Kerr, Flora Devonshire, Breie Iing, Li Tahuhu.
Where to see the match? Viewers in India will be able to watch all the matches live on Star Network and Geographstar app. You can also see the live updates, moments, records of the match on the Dainik Bhaskar app.