WI-W vs NZ-W, Betting Tips, and Match Prediction

West Indies Women vs New Zealand Women Winning Odds for 1st ODI

Betting Odds for West Indies Women vs New Zealand Women

West Indies Women- 3.50 (On Rs.100 users will get Rs.350 in return). Bet Now

New Zealand Women– 1.30 (If the user bet Rs.100 he will get 130 returns). Bet Now 

More betting odds and Tips

• You can bet on the Kyshona Knight above 21.5 runs has an odd of 1.88. (If user bet Rs.100 then he will get returns Rs.188). Similarly, you can bet on him to score less than 21.5 has an odds of 1.88. (if user bet Rs.100 then he will get returns Rs.183). Bet Now

• You can Place a if Stafanie Taylor he score above 20.5 runs has an odds of 1.88. (if user bet Rs.100 then he will get returns Rs.188). Bet Now. Similarly, you can bet on him to score less than 20.5 has an odds of 1.88. (if user bet Rs.100 then he will get returns Rs.188). Bet Now

• Place a bet on Suzie Bates score above 18.5 runs has an odds of 1.88. (if user bet Rs.100 then he will get returns of Rs.188). Bet Now Similarly, you can bet on him to score less than 18.5 he has an odds of 1.88. (if the user bet Rs.100 then he will get returns Rs.188). Bet Now

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Match Details

Match: West Indies vs New Zealand Women, 1st ODI Match, 2022.

Date: September 16th, Thursday, 2022

Time: 07:00 PM IST

Venue: Sir Vivian Richards Stadium – Antigua, Antigua And Barbuda

Pitch report

Only two of New Zealand Women’s previous five WODI victories have been victories, and this slump caused them to lose in the group stage of the Women’s World Cup despite holding a solid position.

Weather Report 

 It will be cloudy all day, with a high of 25 degrees, making it difficult for batters to get on base during the first inning of a power play.

Squad Comparison for West Indies Women vs India Women 

 West Indies Women

The West Indies Women will be under a significant amount of strain as a result of Deandra Dottin’s retirement. She was not just one of their top hitters but also someone they could call on to bowl when they were under pressure. It is incumbent upon Hayley Matthews, Kyshona Knight, and Stafanie Taylor to shoulder the batting load in her absence. These three players are outstanding, but not among the most reliable in terms of their play.

Additionally, the batting surrounding these three appears to be a little lacklustre overall.

Shemaine Campbelle is another player who has contributed to the team in the past by participating in crucial innings. However, she has to step up her game in order to compete at a higher level.

The West Indies Women’s team has two of the best bowlers in the world in Shakera Selman and Shamilia Connell. These two players, along with the all-rounders, are going to be the primary alternatives for picking up wickets. There are several other bowling alternatives, but none of them are likely to cause the batsmen in New Zealand any significant concern.

West Indies Women Playing XI

Hayley Matthews (c), Kyshona Knight, Stafanie Taylor, Jannillea Glasgow, Natasha McLean (wk), Chinelle Henry, Chedean Nation, Aaliyah Alleyne, Shamilia Connell, Afy Fletcher, Sheneta Grimmond

New Zealand Women

The women’s cricket squad that New Zealand fields is consistently regarded as one of the best in the world. It boasts a robust Twenty20 competition in its own country, its players compete in Twenty20 tournaments all around the world, and the calibre of players who emerge from its youth system is of the highest order.

Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr, and Suzie Bates are the three notable names that stick out among the rest of this cast. These three hitters are all capable of winning games with the bat, and in the cases of Devine and Kerr, they are also able to win games with the ball. All three of these batters have the potential to win games.

After the conclusion of the season, it is very assured that these three will be at the top of the charts.

The supporting cast in the New Zealand setup is of a far higher calibre than it is in the West Indian setup. This is the primary distinction between the two. Maddy Green, Lauren Down, Hayley Jensens, Lea Tahuhu, Jess Kerr, and Hannah Rowe are all players that could easily contribute to the success of virtually any other team in the globe.

New Zealand Women Playing XI

Sophie Devine (c), Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, Lauren Down, Lea Tahuhu, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Isabella Gaze (wk), Jess Kerr, Molly Penfold, Hannah Rowe

West Indies Women vs New Zealand Women Match Prediction

Due to the fact that none of these teams has competed in a match using this format since March, it will be fascinating to observe how fast they adapt to the many variances that exist between WODIs and the shorter forms. We anticipate a competitive match and series, and our best guess is that the New Zealand Women will emerge victorious in the opening match of the series.