NZ-W vs IN-W Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing XI, Pitch Report, and Injury Update of the match between New Zealand Women and India Women of ICC Women’s World Cup.

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Match Preview:

The 8th match of the ICC Women’s World Cup, 2022 will be played between New Zealand Women and India Women at the venue of Seddon Park, Hamilton on Wednesday.

Both teams are coming off a big win from their respective last games. After losing the tournament opener against West Indies Women, New Zealand Women bounced back to record a thumping nine-wicket win over Bangladesh Women.

On the other hand, India Women started their campaign with a resounding 107-run win over Pakistan Women. They were in a spot of bother at 114/6 but the lower order and the bowlers propelled the 2017 finalists to victory.

Both teams will enter the field with the intention of winning this match.

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Match Details:

Venue: Seddon Park, Hamilton

Date & Time: 10th March, at 06:30 AM IST

Live Score:  CricketAddictor

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Match Pitch Report:

The pitch at Seddon Park, Hamilton is bowling-friendly. There is enough seam movement off the surface and the overcast conditions will favor seam bowlers from both sides. The teams bowling first have won six out of the nine matches played here. Expect the team winning the toss to chase at this venue.

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Match Probable Playing XIs:

NZ-W: Sophie Devine(c), Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, Amy Satterthwaite, Maddy Green, Frances Mackay, Katey Martin(w), Hayley Jensen, Lea Tahuhu, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe

IN-W: Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, Harmanpreet Kaur, Mithali Raj(c), Richa Ghosh(w), Sneh Rana, Jhulan Goswami, Meghna Singh, Pooja Vastrakar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

Top Picks for NZ-W vs IN-W Dream11 Prediction and Fantasy Cricket Tips:

NZ-W

Sophie Devine: The New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine is one of the best all-rounders in world cricket. She will be a top captaincy candidate. The skipper is the leading scorer for NZ-W, having notched 122 runs, which includes a top score of 108. She can have an impact with the ball too.

Suzie Bates is in splendid form with the bat. The veteran top-order batter notched 79 runs at a strike rate of 116.17. Bates also scored a century in the series against India.

Katey Martin has looked in good touch with the bat. The New Zealand Women’s wicket-keeper got 44 off 47 balls and almost took her side home.

Amelia Kerr is in fabulous form with both bat and ball. The leg-spinning all-rounder has been the most economical bowler for NZ-W, with a rate of just 3.81 and she has also picked up a wicket while also scoring 60 runs.

Jess Kerr is in good form with the ball. The 24-year-old seamer is a wicket-taking bowler and she returned with figures of 2/43 against West Indies Women. Overall, she has taken 19 wickets from 14 ODIs and she can be handy with the bat too.

Amy Satterthwaite has been one of the key players in New Zealand women’s cricket. She has picked up 3 wickets at an average of 8.33 and an economy of 5 while scoring 31 runs in her only inning with the bat thus far.

Lea Tahuhu is the leading wicket-taker for her side in the opener as she scalped three wickets at an economy of 6.33.

IN-W

Mithali Raj has been in superb touch with the bat and she has piled on the runs consistently. The India Women’s ODI skipper has smashed nine tons in her last 15 ODI knocks. She averages 66.81 in these last 15 games.

Smriti Mandhana has been a prolific run-getter for India Women. The left-handed opener scored 52 runs against Pakistan, which made it half-centuries in each of her last two ODIs. Thus, she will be a top captaincy candidate.

Richa Ghosh might be a key pick. The 18-year-old wicket-keeper batter aggregated 146 runs in four innings while striking at 114.06 in the series against New Zealand.

Deepti Sharma is going to be a captaincy favorite. The off-spinning all-rounder scored 40 runs against Pakistan Women and she also picked up a wicket at an economy of 4.42. She was their leading wicket-taker in the series against NZ.

Sneh Rana was impressive in the last match against Pakistan Women where she scored 53 runs at a strike rate of 110.41 and also scalped 2 wickets at an economy rate of 3. She is a fine budget option at 8.5 credits.

Meghna Singh picked up a wicket in her 7 overs against Pakistan while also bowling 3 maiden overs. She is a solid budget pick at 8 credits.

Rajeshwari Gayakwad has been bowling really well in the recent past. The left-arm spinner has picked up 14 wickets in 11 games since the start of 2021. She has grabbed 4 wickets in the previous game against Pakistan by conceding only 31 runs in her quota of 10 overs.

Jhulan Goswami has been in magnificent form and has led the Indian bowling attack marvelously. The veteran fast bowler has taken 20 wickets in 13 ODIs since the start of 2021. She scalped two wickets in the previous match by conceding only 26 runs in her quota of 10 overs.

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Must Picks for Dream11 Team Prediction:

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Captain and Vice-Captain Choices:

Captain –  Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr

Vice-Captain – Deepti Sharma, Mithali Raj

Suggested Playing XI No.1 for NZ-W vs IN-W Dream11 Team:

Wicketkeeper- Katey Martin

Batsmen-  Amy Satterthwaite, Suzie Bates, Smriti Mandhana

All-Rounders- Sophie Devine (C), Amelia Kerr, Deepti Sharma (VC), Sneh Rana

Bowlers-  Jess Kerr, Meghna Singh, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

Suggested Playing XI No.2 for NZ-W vs IN-W Dream11 Team:

Wicketkeeper- Richa Ghosh

Batsmen-  Amy Satterthwaite, Suzie Bates, Mithali Raj (VC)

All-Rounders- Lea Tahuhu, Amelia Kerr (C), Deepti Sharma, Sneh Rana

Bowlers- Jess Kerr, Jhulan Goswami, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

NZ-W vs IN-W ICC Women’s World Cup Match Probable Winner:

New Zealand Women is expected to win this match of  ICC Women’s World Cup 2022.

Disclaimer: This team is based on the understanding, analysis, and instinct of the author. While selecting your team, consider the points mentioned and make your own decision.