NZ-W VS AUS-W 11TH MATCH PREDICTION

Pre-tournament favourites to win the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 were New Zealand Women and Australia Women. They’ve both had a strong start to the tournament, with Australia winning both of its matches and New Zealand winning two of the three they’ve played, and they’ll know how crucial this match-up is.

Australia is the obvious favourite to win this match, according to every reliable cricket betting source. New Zealand, on the other hand, is in fine condition and seems to have upped its game in recent months.

New Zealand Women versus Australia Women ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 match prediction and cricket betting tips. On March 12th, 2022, the match will be held in the Basin Reserve in Wellington.

NZ-W VS AUS-W TEAM PREVIEWS

WOMEN IN NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand Women were lost by the West Indies in their first encounter, but have since won easily against Bangladesh and India. The squad now has a far more difficult assignment when it plays Australia in the following match.

In one-day international cricket, New Zealand has a poor record versus Australia. New Zealand Women have lost 14 of their last 15 matches against them, with three of those matches taking place in the country in 2021. One explanation might be that when Australia faces New Zealand, there is no suspense or surprise.

The Australians have figured out all of New Zealand’s greatest players, who play in the WBBL.

Sophie Devine, Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, and Amy Satterthwaite make create a formidable batting group that can match up with any team, even Australia.

New Zealand, on the other hand, will undoubtedly be under pressure to play outside of its typical comfort zone.

New Zealand’s bowling attack has done okay in the competition so far, but it hasn’t been extraordinary. The three bowlers who have led the way are Jess Kerr, Amelia Kerr, and Lea Tahuhu. Sophie Devine’s poor ball-handling form is a major concern for New Zealand going into this match, as she can bring a lot of balance to the team.

New Zealand is anticipated to put pressure on Australia, but we believe it will fall short once again.

WOMEN FROM AUSTRALIA
Australia Women have scarcely broken a sweat thus far in the ICC Women’s World Cup and seem ready to be a championship contender once again. Australia’s lineup is stacked with match-winners, and it is likely the only side with many options for each position.

The batting performance of Australia is outstanding. So far, Rachel Haynes has been the top performance, but with Alyssa Healy, Meg Lanning, Elyse Perry, Beth Mooney, and a number of other good all-rounders in the lineup, this is without a doubt the finest batting lineup.

In all conceivable betting markets, we recommend betting on Australia’s hitters. Most Fours, Most Sixes, Team with Top Batter, and so on are examples of this.

Australia’s batting is quite robust to a few early wickets, which makes betting against the squad as a whole difficult. It’s also not like the bowling is bad or something.

Megan Schutt will lead Australia’s bowling attack, with Elyse Perry, Jess Jonassen, and the two outstanding spinners providing assistance (Alana King and Amanda Wellington).

No team is unstoppable, but it’s difficult to identify a flaw in this Australian squad right now.

NZ-W VS AUS-W TOSS PREDICTION

If the toss is won, the winning side will choose to bat first. So far, it has been the favoured method.

PITCH AND CONDITIONS

The weather in Wellington is forecast to be gloomy, but there isn’t much of a chance of rain. Even if we get a few rains, they should just last a few minutes and not create too much disruption. The pitch at Wellington will be conducive to batting.

Every match of this Women’s World Cup has been played on wonderful pitches in New Zealand, and there is no reason why that should change now.