NZ-W vs PK-W Dream11 Match Preview New Zealand are still mathematically in with a chance of qualifying in the top 4, but realistically, they don’t. However, it won’t be a surprise if they go for the kill and do their part of winning by a massive margin against Pakistan. They have had a very disappointing […]
New Zealand are still mathematically in with a chance of qualifying in the top 4, but realistically, they don’t. However, it won’t be a surprise if they go for the kill and do their part of winning by a massive margin against Pakistan. They have had a very disappointing tournament with several close losses. They were subject to a massive defeat to Australia, which dented their NRR significantly. They have injury concerns with Devine & Tahuhu, so it will be interesting if they will be fit enough to play or not.
As for Pakistan, they are out of this tournament with pretty much no chance of making it to the top 4. This becomes a battle of pride for them as they will look to add some points to their tally before finishing this World Cup. They had quite a few chances of winning the games but ended up losing them.
It was finally against the West Indies in their previous game when they defeated them in a rain-curtailed match to win their first game in this tournament and their first World Cup game since 2009. They will look to make amends in their last game against New Zealand in a bid to finish on a high after being dismantled completely by England.
Match – New Zealand (NZ-W) v Pakistan (PK-W)
When – 26 March, 2022 – 3:30 AM IST
Venue – Hagley Oval, Christchurch
| Mts | NZ won | PK won | Tie/NR |
| 13 | 12 | 1 | 0 |
NZ – LLWWL
PK – LWLLL
The pitch is likely to be very good for batting and NZ might be looking to post a massive score on the board.
Sophie Devine: Devine averages 50+ against Pakistan with an SR of 117.
Last 5 ODIs: 41 | 93 | 6 | 35 | 14
Amelia Kerr: Kerr averages 66.3 in ODIs in 2022.
Last 5 ODIs: 24, 0/41 | 42, 3/50 | 1, 1/42 | 50, 3/56 | 47*, 0/28
Fatima Sana: Sana has started to find form with 5 wickets in the last 3 ODIs.
Last 5 ODIs: 1/14 | 1/54 | 3/43 | 0/24 | 1/58
Nida Dar: Dar took a 4-fer in the last ODI and has also scored a 50 with the bat in this tournament.
Last 5 ODIs: 4/10 | 0, 1/45 | 55, 0/49 | 5, 0/33 | 4, 2/45
New Zealand: Sophie Devine (C)/Georgia Plimmer, Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, Amy Satterthwaite, Maddy Green, Katey Martin (WK), Brooke Halliday, Frances Mackay, Lea Tahuhu/Hayley Jensen, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe
Pakistan: Muneeba Ali, Sidra Ameen, Bismah Maroof (C), Omaima Sohail, Aliya Riaz, Nida Dar, Fatima Sana, Sidra Nawaz (WK), Nashra Sundhu, Diana Baig, Anam Amin/Aiman Anwar
Top wicket-takers for NZ since 2021: L. Tahuhu (23), A. Kerr (21), J. Kerr (20)
Top wicket-takers for PK since 2021: F. Sana (26), N. Sundhu (23), A. Amin (16)
Top run-scorers for NZ since 2021: A, Satterthwaite (707), A. Kerr (701), S. Devine (555)
Top run-scorers for PK since 2021: A. Riaz (455), O. Sohail (455), N. Dar (427)
Small League/H2H Team for NZ-W vs PK-W Dream11 Contest
C – Satterthwaite VC – A. Kerr (If NZ batting first)
C – A. Kerr VC – J. Kerr (If PK batting first)
Mega League/H2H Team for NZ-W vs PK-W Dream11 Contest)
C – A. Kerr VC – S. Devine (If NZ batting first)
C – S. Devine VC – H. Rowe (If PK batting first)
Nashra Sundhu: Sundhu has picked the most wickets for Pakistan in this tournament.
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