NZ-W vs AU-W Dream11 Prediction: The 11th fixture of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 will be played between New Zealand Women and Australia Women at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Sunday morning. New Zealand Women are back on track with back-to-back victories against Bangladesh Women and India Women after facing a defeat in their opening fixture. With two wins and a defeat in three games, New Zealand Women are sitting second in the table. On the other hand, Australia Women are sitting atop the points table unbeaten with two wins in two games. They kicked off their campaign with 12 runs win over England Women and followed it up with a thumping 7 wickets victory over Pakistan Women.
11th Match, New Zealand Women vs Australia Women
13 March, 03:30 AM IST
Basin Reserve, Wellington
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This will be the first match of the ongoing WC on this venue. The average first inning score at Basin Reserve in Wellington is 220. A total of 30 matches have been played at this venue with the side batting first winning 16 of them.
Recent form (Teams)
New Zealand Women: L, W, W
Australia Women: W, W
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Sophie Devine (c)
Suzie Bates
Amelia Kerr
Amy Satterthwaite
Lea Tahuhu
Maddy Green
Frances Mackay
Katey Martin (wk)
Jess Kerr
Hannah Rowe
Hayley Jensen
Amy Satterthwaite Stats in ODI
Amy Satterthwaite is a key all-rounder for New Zealand Women. She is the consistent contributor with bat and ball, scoring 106 runs and picking up 3 wickets in 3 games, and is a must-have pick in your fantasy team.
| Matches | Runs | 50s/100s | Wickets | Recent form |
| 141 | 4570 | 27/07 | 50 | 75, 3/25, 31, 80 |
Lea Tahuhu Stats in ODI
Lea Tahuhu is a key bowler for the New Zealand Women side. She picked up 3 wickets each in the opening game against the Windies and last game against India Women and is the leading wicket-taker for the side.
| Matches | Wickets | Economy | Recent form |
| 80 | 89 | 4.46 | 3/17, 0/19, 3/57, 1/44 |
Amelia Kerr Stats in ODI
Amelia Kerr is a key all-rounder for the side. In three games, she has scored 110 runs, including a fifty, and also picked up four wickets. She is the second leading run-scorer as well as most wicket-taker for the side.
| Matches | Runs | Wickets | 50s/100 | Recent form |
| 49 | 1199 | 71 | 06/02 | 50 & 3/56, 47*, 13, 92*, 66 |
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Alyssa Healy (wk)
Rachael Haynes
Meg Lanning (c)
Ellyse Perry
Beth Mooney
Tahlia McGrath
Annabel Sutherland
Jess Jonassen
Alana King
Megan Schutt
Darcie Brown
Meg Lanning Stats in ODI
Aussie skipper scored 86 off 110 balls in the opening game and is the second leading run-scorer for the side with 121 runs in 2 games. She was the top run-scorer for the side, scoring 90 runs in 2 games, including a fifty in the warmup game, and is a must-have pick.
| Matches | Runs | 50s/100s | Strike Rate | Recent form |
| 93 | 4190 | 18/14 | 92.12 | 35, 86, 87, 3, 57* |
Rachael Haynes Stats in ODI
Rachael Haynes is the leading run-scorer for New Zealand Women. In 2 games, she has scored 164 runs at an average of 82.00, including a hundred. She is a valuable pick in your fantasy team.
| Matches | Runs | 50s/100s | Strike Rate | Recent form |
| 70 | 2252 | 16/02 | 78.22 | 34, 130, 2, 36, 31 |
Alana King Stats in ODI
With 5 wickets in two games, Alana King is the most wicket-taker for Australia. She was the pick of the bowler for Australia Women in the opening game. She returned with three for 59 in her quota of ten overs.
| Matches | Runs | Wickets | Recent form |
| 5 | 18 | 7 | 2/24, 3/59, 1/48, 2/18 |
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Wicket-keepers: Alyssa Healy
Batsmen: Meg Lanning, Beth Mooney, Amy Satterthwaite, Rachael Haynes
All-rounder: Sophie Devine, Lea Tahuhu, Amelia Kerr
Bowlers: Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Jess Kerr
For Small League, Head-to-Head contests: Rachael Haynes, Amy Satterthwaite
For Grand League: Meg Lanning, Sophie Devine
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