On October 3, the England W vs South Africa W match of the 2025 Womenâ€s ODI World Cup took place at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. The England Womenâ€s team won the toss and decided to bowl first. The Australian Bowling attack completely destroyed the South African Womenâ€s team, as they kept losing wickets in early wickets. The highest score from the South African Womenâ€s team was 22 runs, which was scored by their wicket keeper, Sinalo Jafta. The Australian Womenâ€s team bowled out the entire South African Womenâ€s team at a score of 69 runs in just 20.4 overs. This total by the South African Womenâ€s team is the second-lowest total scored in the history of the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup.
The England Womenâ€s team easily chased this target, with Tasmin Beaumont and Amy Jones scoring an opening winning partnership of 73 runs in just 14.1 overs, and with that securing a massive 10-wicket victory. The player of the match was awarded to Linsey Smith for her brilliant performance. She took 3 wickets in 4 overs by giving just 7 runs. Other notable performances from the Australian Womenâ€s team include Nat Sciver-Brunt, Sophie Ecclestone, and Charlie Dean, with each player taking 2 wickets in their bowling spells.
After winning their first match of the 2025 ODI Womens World Cup, the England Womenâ€s team will now have to face an in-form Bangladeshi Womenâ€s team on October 7, 2025, at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. Bangladeshi Womenâ€s team also secured a massive win in their first match of the tournament against the Pakistan Womenâ€s team. Both the England and the Bangladeshi Womenâ€s team have 2 points in the table, and also have a high net run rate. After winning their first match, the England Womenâ€s team stands at the top of the table with a net run rate of +3.773, while the Bangladeshi Womenâ€s team has a net run rate of +1.623. So it will be interesting to see how these two in-form teams will face each other on October 7.
The South African Womenâ€s team suffered a massive defeat against the England Womenâ€s team in their first match of the 2025 ODI Womens World Cup. They will now face the New Zealand Womenâ€s team on October 6, 2025, at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. The South African Womenâ€s team and the New Zealand Womenâ€s team have lost their opening matches in this tournament, and both of their losses were massive, which left a huge impact on their net run rate. Currently, the net run rate of the South African Womenâ€s team is -3.773, while the New Zealand Womenâ€s team has a net run rate of -1.780. So, both of these teams will be looking to secure a victory against each other to secure their first 2 points in this tournament.
FAQs
Q. Has the England Womenâ€s team ever won the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup?
A. The England Womenâ€s team has won the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup four times.
Q. Who is the current captain of the England Womenâ€s team?
A. Nat Sciver-Brunt is the current captain of the England Womenâ€s team in the 2025 ODI Womens World Cup.
Q. Who is the current captain of the South African Womenâ€s team?
A. Laura Wolvaardt is the current captain of the South African Womenâ€s team in the 2025 ODI Womens World Cup.
Q. Has the South Africa Womenâ€s team ever won the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup?
A. The South African womenâ€s team has never been able to win the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup.
Q. What is the lowest-scoring total in the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup history?
A. The lowest scored total in the Womenâ€s ODI World Cup history is 27 runs, which was scored by the Pakistani Womenâ€s team in 1997 against the Australian Womenâ€s team.
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