NZ-W vs BAN-W Full Scorecard, ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Updates

11th ODI • Barsapara Cricket Stadium • Guwahati

New Zealand Women

227/9 (50)

Bangladesh Women

127 (39.5)

NZ-W won by 100 runs

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Date & Time

10 Oct, 03:00 PM IST

Venue

Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati

Match

11th ODI,

ICC Women's World Cup 2025

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Claire Polosak (Australia), Sarah Dambanevana (Zimbabwe), Eloise Sheridan (Australia, TV)

Referee

Michell Pereira (Sri Lanka)

Toss

New Zealand Women elected to bat

Pitch Report

It's quite warm today - 30 degrees celsius with 74 per cent humidity. One of those hot, muggy, humid days. 53 meters and 61 meters square on either side while it's a 67 meter straight hit. Quite some visible cracks on the surface. It is a bit tacky as well so the batters will have to apply themselves a bit more and longer. 33 wickets have fallen to spin on this surface. Stick wicket-to-wicket with a bit of variation and you will be in the match. It is an advantage for New Zealand to bat first. Bangladesh will eye their chance because of the swing they've got though. The surface means that Bangladesh will feel they are in.

1st Innings

172Avg Runs

9Avg Wkts

73.3Avg SR

2nd Innings

155Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

73.27Avg SR

Weather Update

Playing XILineups Out

Points Table

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

NZ-W

2- 0

BAN-W

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

New Zealand Women

Bangladesh Women

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Sophie Devine

NZ-W . ALL

197 Runs

2 Matches

Sobhana Mostary

BAN-W . BAT

84 Runs

2 Matches

Brooke Halliday

NZ-W . ALL

73 Runs

2 Matches

Top Bowlers

Lea Tahuhu

NZ-W . BOWL

4 Wkts

2 Matches

Amelia Kerr

NZ-W . ALL

4 Wkts

2 Matches

Jess Kerr

NZ-W . BOWL

4 Wkts

2 Matches

Player of the Match Brooke Halliday

69(104)

0/8

NZ-W

BAN-W

Info

New Zealand Women

227/9 (50)

Batters

Suzie Bates

87.88

runout (Sultana / Akter)

Georgia Plimmer

22.22

st Sultana b Khan

Amelia Kerr

10.00

b Khan

Sophie Devine

(C)

74.12

b Nishi

Brooke Halliday

104

66.35

c Sultana b Khatun

Maddy Green

89.29

st Sultana b Khan

Izzy Gaze

92.31

b Akter

Jess Kerr

0.00

runout (Khan / Akter)

Rosemary Mair

50.00

st Sultana b Akter

Lea Tahuhu

300.00

Not out

Eden Carson

200.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 0, NB: 2, W: 3)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 4.54)

227/9

Bowlers

EXT

8.29

3.60

3.00

4.70

4.11

4.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Georgia Plimmer

st Sultana b Khan

1-35

8.2

Suzie Bates

runout (Sultana / Akter)

2-35

8.4

Amelia Kerr

b Khan

3-38

10.6

Brooke Halliday

c Sultana b Khatun

4-150

38.3

Sophie Devine

b Nishi

5-179

43.4

Maddy Green

st Sultana b Khan

6-202

47.2

Jess Kerr

runout (Khan / Akter)

7-202

47.3

Rosemary Mair

st Sultana b Akter

8-210

48.5

Izzy Gaze

b Akter

9-222

49.4

Bangladesh Women

127/10 (39.5)

Batters

Rubya Haider

21.05

c Devine b Kerr

Sharmin Akhter

33.33

b Mair

Nigar Sultana

(C)

14.29

c Mair b Kerr

Sobhana Mostary

18.18

c Tahuhu b Kerr

Sumaiya Akter

11.11

c Bates b Tahuhu

Fahima Khatun

42.50

c Plimmer b Carson

Shorna Akter

25.00

lbw b Tahuhu

Nahida Akter

53.13

c Carson b Mair

Rabeya Khan

64.10

c Plimmer b Kerr

Nishita Akter Nishi

83.33

b Tahuhu

Marufa Akter

33.33

Not out

Extras

(B: 5, LB: 3, NB: 1, W: 21)

TOTAL

(39.5 Ov, RR: 3.19)

127/10

Bowlers

EXT

3.33

2.63

3.00

2.30

3.67

3.5

3.39

Maddy Green

3.00

Brooke Halliday

4.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Sharmin Akhter

b Mair

1-7

4.1

Rubya Haider

c Devine b Kerr

2-13

7.2

Sobhana Mostary

c Tahuhu b Kerr

3-22

9.5

Nigar Sultana

c Mair b Kerr

4-30

12.2

Sumaiya Akter

c Bates b Tahuhu

5-30

13.2

Shorna Akter

lbw b Tahuhu

6-33

13.6

Nahida Akter

c Carson b Mair

7-66

22.5

Rabeya Khan

c Plimmer b Kerr

8-110

35.6

Nishita Akter Nishi

b Tahuhu

9-125

38.4

Fahima Khatun

c Plimmer b Carson

10-127

39.5

Match Info

Date & Time

10 Oct, 03:00 PM IST

Venue

Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati

Match

11th ODI,

ICC Women's World Cup 2025

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Claire Polosak (Australia), Sarah Dambanevana (Zimbabwe), Eloise Sheridan (Australia, TV)

Referee

Michell Pereira (Sri Lanka)

Toss

New Zealand Women elected to bat

0 2 2nb 0 1 0 1

Over 37

Runs: 6

1 0 0 2 0 0

Over 38

Runs: 3

1wd 0 4 0 W 0 0

Over 20

Runs: 5

0 0 1 1b W

Over 40

Runs: 2

All Overs

Player of the Match Brooke Halliday

69(104)

0/8

Commentary

After dishing out one thriller post the other over the last week, today the Women's World Cup decided to give us a one-sided contest. Unlike Australia, South Africa and England in their respective last matches, Bangladesh couldn't quite forge a comeback after being put under the pump and the game meandered to a foregone conclusion.

With that, New Zealand have finally got some points against their name and climbed up to the fifth spot on the table. Will this prove to be the turning point of their campaign? We will know soon.

For now it is time for us to say goodbye. Do join us tomorrow for Sri Lanka vs England. This is the commentary duo of Darpan and Pradeep signing off.

Sophie Devine (New Zealand captain): "Very pleasing to finally get on the board. Not the prettiest innings from Brooke and I, but sometimes you have to do it the ugly way. I tried to get as much sugar as I could with coke, lollies and jellybeans. That is one of the challenges of these conditions. (On Rosemary Mair) What she showed with the ball was what we were missing. She was outstanding. Then, Lea Tahuhu was fantastic. So nice to have a win for her 100th ODI. I think the first game against Australia, we were pretty good in some places. Against South Africa not so much. So, we had to gather some momentum today. You saw what Bangladesh did against England. Also with a bit of weather around, every point here is like gold."

Nigar Sultana [Bangladesh captain]: "Whatever we have done in the last game, we wanted to repeat the positive things here. We're not consistent as a batting unit. When you are chasing something like 227, you needed a good start. We bowled well at the start, but we expected a lot from Marufa, but we didn't get it. But, the spinners pulled things back. Until 30th over, we were in control but let them off the hook as they scored more boundaries. We talked about bowling in the right areas, no freebies as they're very experienced. We kept it simple, executed our plans. White Ferns played their best today and it was tough for us. There's a lot to learn from the other teams, the lower middle order has got runs for them and for us too, we need to learn from them and how to get going in the middle with the required run-rate. We just get to play the top teams in ICC tournaments, otherwise, not much and we lack that experience. It was impressive bowling today, hoping they will do the same thing in the next game. We should rectify the mistakes with the bat in the next game."

Brooke Halliday is the Player of the Match! Here's what she has to say: "Biggest thing in the last couple of matches. Last game been ok, we thought to bat and try long, till 40th over and take it from there with Sophie at the other end. We've had a lot of net bowlers of how the opposition had, that helped. Sweeps shots something that practiced a lot in Chennai, got out a couple of times, but it's one of my go to shot. It's easy to bat with Sophie, it wasn't easy to bat out there. Mental and physical was kind of exhausting. Sophie was clear about what needed to be done in the middle. We kept it simple with the ball, Jess, Lea and Kerr been Kerr, they got the job done for us with the ball."

9:43 PM IST: New Zealand win by 100 runs.

Brooke Halliday 69 (104) | Jess Kerr 3/21 (8)
Fahima Khatun 34 (80) & 1/37 (9) | Rabeya Khan 25 (39) & 3/30 (10)

After successive days of thrilling rollercoaster-like rides, today the Women's World Cup dished out a sluggish contest. It felt like a race between two rusty broken-down cars — one clearly in better condition than the other. In the end, White Ferns win it comfortably. Though, the delay in cleaning up the tail might be something they rue eventually. Remember, net run rate could very well come into play at the business end of the tournament.

With the bat in hand, Sophie Devine had another outing of note. Yes, one could point out the number of dot balls she faced, but her 63 were of prime significance in this contest. As were the runs scored by Brooke Halliday. Together, the duo put on a 112-run partnership for the 4th wicket, ensuring that they put up a defendable total on the board.

Bangladesh spun a web around them and kept the scoring rate in check, but could not prevent the opposition from getting over 200. Rabeya Khan starred with 3/30.

But eventually, NZ's 227 proved to be more than enough. The Bangladesh batters failed to gather any momentum whatsoever. Most of the top order appeared tentative against the swinging new ball and ultimately crumbled. Jess Kerr and Rosemary Mair both delivered the goods up top. The resistance shown by Fahima Khatun and Rabeya Khan only delayed the inevitable.

Fahima Khatun has been dismissed for 34 runs off 80 balls

39.5 Eden Carson to Fahima Khatun, OUT! STRAIGHT UP IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! White Ferns thump Bangladesh by exactly 100 runs and pick up their first win of the World Cup. Fahima skips down the wicket, has a hack across the line and skied it. Plimmer in action again at extra-cover, running back takes a sitter

39.4 Eden Carson to Marufa Akter, floated too full outside the off-stump. Marufa leans to drive and misses. Gaze can't collect, they get a bye.

39.3 Eden Carson to Fahima Khatun, length delivery on the stumps, Fahima swipes it behind square on the on-side for a single.

39.2 Eden Carson to Fahima Khatun, uses her feet, Carson pulls the length back immediately. Fahima blocks.

39.1 Eden Carson to Fahima Khatun, tossed up on a length on the off-stump, Fahima leans and knocked it to mid-on for no run.

Eden Carson [3-0-11-0] back into the attack.

overs

125 /9 score

1wd

runs

Marufa Akter *

0 (2)

Fahima Khatun

33 (76)

Lea Tahuhu

3 /22

38.6 Lea Tahuhu to Marufa Akter, length delivery on the off-stump, Marufa comes forward and smothers.

38.5 Lea Tahuhu to Marufa Akter, back of a length outside the off-stump, Marufa went back and allows it to go past her to the keeper.

Marufa Akter batting at 11th position

Nishita Akter Nishi has been dismissed for 5 runs off 6 balls

38.4 Lea Tahuhu to Nishita Akter Nishi, BOWLED! Good length ball that shaped like an outswinger, but rather nipped inwards after pitching. Nishita's feet went nowhere and the ball sneaked through the gap between the bat and ball.

38.3 Lea Tahuhu to Nishita Akter Nishi, very full, outside off. Nishita prods across and jams her bat down.

38.2 Lea Tahuhu to Nishita Akter Nishi, FLICKED FOR FOUR! Tahuhu probably went searching for the yorker — ended up bowling a low full toss at the pads. Nishita pierced the gap between deep backward square leg and deep midwicket.

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