New Zealand will face South Africa in the seventh game of the ODI Women’s World Cup 2025. This article provides details on the game of New Zealand 11 against South Africa for the next match.
New Zealand Playe Xi vs South Africa- ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, Match 7:
Ouvers: Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimming
New Zealand would aim to record its first victory during the Odi Women’s World Cup in progress when it would face South Africa at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore on Monday, October 6.
The team led by Sophie Devine would like her strikers to put a solid performance and increase their game after presenting what they are able to do during the team’s opening match against the reigning champions, Australia.
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It would be the openers to pass the team, which they could not do in the previous match.
Suzie Bates and Georgia Plimmer would like to leave the brand after being released for ducks while pursuing a 327 -point target.
Despite a bad start of the tournament, the two strikers would be confident to make a strong return in the next match against the South African team, who also arrives in the match after having faced a defeat against England in his first game.
Middle and versatile ordering drummers: Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine (C), Brooke Halliday, Maddy Green, Isabella Gaze (WK)
The opening duo will be followed by an intermediate order which relies strongly on the team captain, Sophie Devine.
Devine managed to continue this responsibility by marking a memorable century in the previous match, which gave New Zealand a good chance of obtaining one above the Australians in the first match itself.
The captain of the White Fougères would seek to continue the right job and to hope that the opponents will also do their job at best their capacities.
Devine would also be somewhat satisfied with the way other intermediate strikers have contributed and would like them to rely on the match against South Africa.
These are the top five strikers who will have to mark the majority of team races while hitting first or continuing.
Quicks: Jess Kerr, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Bree Illing
Regarding New Zealand bowling attack, it includes a good mix of young people and experience due to the presence of names like Jess Kerr, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson and Bree Illing.
In addition to the aforementioned names, New Zealand also has the luxury of Sophie Devine and Amelia Kerr, who are both real versatile who can fight in the first six and can play at least five to six overs if necessary.
If we are talking about the performance of New Zealand’s bowling alley against Australia, the quisors did their job during most of the match before being taken to the cleaners by Gardner, who marked a century.
Amelia Kerr and Lea Tahuhu were the choice of quisors when they continued to pick up counters at regular intervals, thus keeping the rate of failure, and would seek to do something similar.
The duo would also hope for good names like Eden Carson, Bree Illing and Jess Kerr, who will all have a vital role to play in the next match.
