New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women Prediction: Who Will Win NZW vs BANW 11th ODI ICC Women World Cup Match on 10th October 2025?

The New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women prediction for the 11th ODI of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 promises an intriguing clash between two teams seeking crucial points. The match is set to take place on Friday, October 10th, 2025, at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati. New Zealand Women are still in search of their first win, while Bangladesh Women aim to build on their early momentum. With New Zealand at the bottom of the table and Bangladesh in fifth, both sides will view this as a must-win encounter. Historically, New Zealand have dominated Bangladesh, but in current form, Bangladesh have shown resilience and improvement. Let’s find out who will win today’s match between New Zealand Women and Bangladesh Women.

Today’s Match Details

New Zealand Women Preview

New Zealand’s campaign has been underwhelming so far, losing both their opening games. Their batting has looked fragile, despite sparks from senior players. Against Australia, they were bowled out for 187, with Amelia Kerr’s 71 being the only standout innings. Their bowlers, led by Lea Tahuhu, failed to trouble the Australians. The following game against South Africa saw marginal improvement — a solid start by Suzie Bates (62) and Sophie Devine (48) lifted hopes, but the middle order collapsed again, managing just 231/9. Despite early breakthroughs, they couldn’t maintain pressure as South Africa chased it comfortably.

Heading into this match, the White Ferns will look for better partnerships and consistency in both departments. The team’s strength lies in their experienced top order and pace attack, but their spinners need to step up on subcontinental surfaces. Guwahati’s wicket could suit their stroke-makers if they apply themselves against Bangladesh’s spin-heavy attack.

Key Players: Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine, Lea Tahuhu

Probable Playing XI:
Suzie Bates, Bernadine Bezuidenhout (wk), Sophie Devine (c), Amelia Kerr, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas

Bangladesh Women Preview

Bangladesh began their World Cup journey in style, defeating Pakistan by 5 wickets. Their skipper Nigar Sultana played a captain’s knock (68 off 97), supported by a disciplined bowling display from Nahida Akter (3/32). They continued their impressive form against England early in the game, restricting them to 259/8, but their batting faltered under pressure, folding for 198. Murshida Khatun (46) and Sobhana Mostary (38) fought hard but lacked support.

The Tigresses have displayed solid discipline in bowling and fielding. Their spinners, especially Nahida Akter and Rabeya Khatun, have controlled the middle overs well, while pacer Marufa Akter has added early breakthroughs. However, their main challenge lies in chasing big totals. Against New Zealand’s experienced attack, Bangladesh will aim for early wickets and apply scoreboard pressure.

Key Players: Nigar Sultana, Nahida Akter, Fargana Haque, Murshida Khatun

Probable Playing XI:
Fargana Haque, Murshida Khatun, Sobhana Mostary, Nigar Sultana (c & wk), Fahima Khatun, Lata Mondal, Ritu Moni, Nahida Akter, Rabeya Khatun, Marufa Akter, Fariha Trisna

New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women Today’s Fantasy Prediction – 10th October

Captain Choices: Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr
Vice-Captain Choices: Amelia Kerr, Nigar Sultana
Players to Avoid: Fahima Khatun (inconsistent form), Brooke Halliday (limited fantasy points)

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Favorite Team in Today’s Match

New Zealand Women are the favorites to win today’s match. Despite their poor start, their overall experience and balance make them strong contenders. Players like Sophie Devine, Suzie Bates, and Amelia Kerr bring years of international exposure and can dominate both spin and pace. Their pace attack led by Lea Tahuhu is capable of exploiting Guwahati’s seam-friendly pitch, especially under lights.

Bangladesh Women, although spirited, rely heavily on a few key batters. Their lack of depth in the middle order could be exposed if early wickets fall. Moreover, New Zealand’s superior fielding and batting depth give them a clear advantage. The White Ferns are expected to regroup and register their first win of the tournament.

Team ODI Histories

New Zealand Women ODI History: Played 395 | Won 190 | Lost 193 | No Result 9 | Tie 3
Bangladesh Women ODI History: Played 79 | Won 25 | Lost 47 | No Result 5 | Tie 2

Head-to-Head Stats

Both teams have met four times in Women’s ODIs, with each side winning two matches. This contest is expected to be evenly matched, with New Zealand having an upper hand in recent encounters.

Also Check: Bangladesh Women vs New Zealand Women Head to Head in ODI

Pitch Report

The Barsapara pitch in Guwahati offers early movement for pacers but tends to slow down as the game progresses. Spinners will find grip in the middle overs, and batters can play freely once set. A total around 240 is considered competitive.

Weather Report

The forecast predicts warm and humid conditions with temperatures around 31°C. There’s a 10% chance of rain, but overall, good conditions for a full 50-over match.

Broadcast Details

Live telecast on Star Sports Network
Live streaming on JioCinema and Hotstar

Toss Prediction

Winner: Bangladesh Women
Teams winning the toss might prefer bowling first due to early seam movement and dew later in the evening.

Also, once the toss takes place, we might modify the Today Match Prediction as per the playing XIs. Please check this blog after the toss for the updated Prediction.

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