On October 10, the New Zealand W vs Bangladesh W match in the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup took place at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. Despite the pitch supporting spinners and a dew factor in the second half of the game, the New Zealand Women’s team won the toss and decided to bat first. New Zealand lost early wickets; they lost both openers, Georgia Plimmer and Suzie Bates, at the score of 35 in the 9th over, and lost their 3rd wicket at the score of 38 runs.
However, their captain, Sophie Devine, and Brooke Halliday delivered a brilliant performance, rescuing the New Zealand team. They scored a partnership of over 110 runs. With that, the New Zealand Women’s team was able to score 227 runs for 9 wickets in 50 overs.
While chasing, the Bangladeshi Women’s team was outclassed by the bowling attack of the New Zealand Women’s team. Despite the dew factor, Bangladesh was unable to find a single solid partnership, and they kept losing wickets after wickets. At one point in the match, their score was 33 runs for 6 wickets. The highest run scorer from their side was Fahima Khatum, who scored 34 runs in 80 balls. The New Zealand Women’s team completely bowled out the entire Bangladeshi Women’s team in 39.5 overs at the score of 127, registering a massive 100-run victory. The Player of the Match award for this match was awarded to Brooke Halliday for her brilliant performance. She scored 64 runs in 104 balls.
New Zealand W vs Bangladesh W 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup: Can the New Zealand Women’s team qualify for the semi-finals in the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup
After winning their match against the Bangladeshi Women’s team by a huge margin, the New Zealand Women’s team has significantly improved their chances to qualify for the semi-finals in the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup.
New Zealand have played 3 matches so far in this tournament, and they have lost 2 and won one match. Currently, they have 4 matches left in their group stage, and for them to qualify for the semi-finals, they need to win all of their remaining matches. They currently have 2 points in the table, and winning the rest of their matches will take them to 10 points, which is enough to qualify for the semi-finals. They will now face the Sri Lanka Women’s team on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
New Zealand W vs Bangladesh W 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup: Is the Bangladeshi Women’s team eliminated?
The Bangladeshi Women’s team has not yet been eliminated from the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup. Despite losing against the New Zealand Women’s team, they have the same chances to qualify for the semi-finals in the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup as New Zealand. Bangladesh has also played 3 matches, winning 1 and losing 2. They now have 4 matches left, and for a chance to qualify for the semi-finals, they will need to win all of their remaining group stage matches with huge margins, as their net run rate is lower than as compared to the net run rate of the New Zealand Women’s team. They will now face the South Africa Women’s team on Monday, October 13, 2025.
FAQs.
Q. Can the New Zealand Women’s team qualify for the semi-finals in the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup?
A. After New Zealand defeated the Bangladeshi Women’s team by 100 runs, they have improved their net run rate and are still in the race to qualify for the semi-finals in the 2025 Women’s World Cup.
Q. Is the Bangladesh eliminated from the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup?
A. The Bangladeshi Women’s team has not yet been eliminated from the 2025 ODI Women’s World Cup; they are still in the race to qualify for the semi-finals.
Q. Who is the captain of the New Zealand Women’s team?
A. Sophie Devine is the current captain of the New Zealand Women’s team in the 2025 ODI World Cup.
Q. When did the New Zealand Women’s team win the ODI Women’s World Cup?
A. The New Zealand Women’s team won the ODI Women’s World Cup by defeating the Australian Women’s team in the finals in 2000.
Q. Is Nigar Sultana the captain and the wicket-keeper of the Bangladeshi Women’s team?
A. Nigar Sultana is the captain and the wicket-keeper of the Bangladeshi Women’s team.
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