NZ-W vs EN-W Dream11 Match Preview New Zealand lock horns with England side in match number 19 of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022. This will be an absolutely massive game for both teams in order to get some grip on their chances to qualify for the sem-finals. A loss will not end the […]
New Zealand lock horns with England side in match number 19 of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022. This will be an absolutely massive game for both teams in order to get some grip on their chances to qualify for the sem-finals. A loss will not end the campaign for either team, but it will significantly drop their chances of going through as they will require the results of other games to go in their favor.
New Zealand suffered another shock defeat in the hands of South Africa. They were cruising with the at at one stage only for the South African pacers to come roaring back at the death to restrict their score. In response, New Zealand turned the tables courtesy of Amelia Kerr and looked all set to win the game at the ending stages, until Marizanne Kapp put her hand up yet again to steal the win for South Africa and handing New Zealand their 3rd loss of the tournament.
Meanwhile, England finally got going by winning their last game against India. They bundled out India cheaply and chased it down with a bit of a hiccup. A win for England is more important to keep their campaign alive.
NZ-W vs EN-W Match Venue, Date and Time
Match – New Zealand (NZ-W) v England (EN-W)
When – 20 March, 2022 – 3:30 AM IST
Venue – Eden Park, Auckland
NZ-W vs EN-W Head-to-head record
| Mts | NZ won | EN won | Tie/NR |
| 78 | 36 | 40 | 2 |
Form guide
NZ – LWWLL
EN – WLLLL
This will be the second game at Eden Park which has short straight boundaries. Rain is expected to play a major role in this game.
Sophie Devine: One of Devine’s ODI century has come against England.
Last 5 ODIs: 93 | 6 | 35 | 14 | 108
Amelia Kerr: Kerr averages 72.3 in ODIs in 2022.
Last 5 ODIs: 42, 3/50 | 1, 1/42 | 50, 3/56 | 47*, 0/28 | 13, 1/33
Tammy Beaumont: Beaumont averages 56 in ODIs against New Zealand with seven 50+ scores.
Last 5 ODIs: 1 | 62 | 46 | 74 | 50
Nat Sciver: Sciver’s been England’s go-to player. She has scored 271 runs this year in 7 games.
Last 5 ODIs: 45, 0/16 | 16, 1/21 | 2, 1/49 | 109*, 2/68 | 46
New Zealand: Sophie Devine (C), Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, Amy Satterthwaite, Maddy Green, Katey Martin (WK), Brooke Halliday, Frances Mackay, Lea Tahuhu, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe
England: Tammy Beaumont, Danni Wyatt, Heather Knight (C), Nat Sciver, Amy Jones (Wk), Sophia Dunkley, Katherine Brunt, Kate Cross, Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean
Top wicket-takers for NZ since 2021: L. Tahuhu (22) A. Kerr (21), H. Rowe (19)
Top wicket-takers for EN since 2021: K. Cross (24), S. Ecclestone (23), C. Dean (15)
Top run-scorers for NZ since 2021: A. Satterthwaite (683), A. Kerr (677), S. Devine (514)
Top run-scorers for EN since 2021: T. Beaumont (745), N. Sciver (562), H. Knight (557)
C – Bates VC – Knight (If NZ batting first)
C – Sciver VC – A. Kerr (If EN batting first)
Option B (Mega League/H2H Team for NZ-W vs EN-W Dream11 Contest)
C – Devine VC – Sciver (If NZ batting first)
C – A. Kerr VC – A. Shrubsole (If EN batting first)
Frances Mackay: A very smart off-spinner who could be the key against the England lineup.
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