North Zone Women vs South Zone Women, SWIZT20, Today Match Prediction 04 November 2025

NOZ-W vs SOZ-W Match Prediction & Analysis

We are in the first round of games in the Senior Women's Inter Zonal T20 Trophy, 2025. The 2nd game of the tournament will see the North Zone Women up against the South Zone Women. Both teams didn't play to their potential last season and will look to make a strong start and build confidence for the rest of the season.  

North Zone Women have a strong batting lineup, with several stroke players who can destroy any bowling attack. The team has depth in the bowling lineup and shall look to capitalize on it. South Zone Women have a young team that lacks experience, and it will be interesting to see how well they do. 

RECENT PERFORMANCE

NOZ-W

SOZ-W

HEAD TO HEAD

TEAMS PREVIEW

North Zone Women Preview

Taniya Bhatia will lead a strong team in the tournament. Though the team will miss the services of regular skipper Shafali Verma, who is with the national team, they pack a punch with the bat as well as the ball. Bhatia would like her players to make a strong impact in the first game and set the tone for the rest of the season. 

The team will expect a strong start from the top by Amandeep Kaur and Ayushi Soni, as both are good strikers. Shweta Sherawat will look to add runs in the middle order with Komalpreet Kaur and Bharti Rawal. Taniya Bhatia is an experienced player and will look to add quick runs in the lower middle order alongside Deeya Yadav and SM Singh. 

The team expects early wickets from Ananya Sharma and Soni Yadav in this game to put the South Zone top order under pressure. Bawandeep Kaur and Komalpreet Kaur must bowl tight lines in the middle overs and keep the scoring rate under check. The team will need a strong performance from Ayushi Soni and SM Singh in supporting roles. 

North Zone Women Predicted Playing XI:

Taniya Bhatia (c&wk), Deeya Yadav, Shweta Sherawat, Ayushi Soni, SM Singh, Bharti Rawal, Bawandeep Kaur, Komalpreet Kaur, Ananya Sharma, Soni Yadav, Amandeep Kaur

North Zone Women Actual Playing XI:

Shweta Sehrawat, Amandeep Kaur, Ayushi Soni, Bawandeep Kaur, Bharti Rawal, Deeya Yadav, Shivani Singh, Taniya Bhatia, Komalpreet Kour, Mannat Kashyap, Nazma Khan

South Zone Women Preview

Niki Prasad and her team will face a tough challenge in this game. They are up against one of the strongest teams in the tournament and must get their acts right with the bat and the ball. Prasad would like a strong show from her bowling attack as the North Zone has a formidable batting lineup. 

Niki Prasad will look to lead from the front and deliver a strong start in the game. Yuvashri K. Sanjana Sanjeevan is one of the best batters in the team, and she must add runs in the middle order alongside Sahana Pawar and Madiwala Mamatha. Shabnam Shakil and Asha Sobhana must add quick runs in the lower middle order for the team to win. 

On the bowling front, Shabnam Shakil must use the new ball well and strike early in the game alongside Monica Patel. Sahana Pawar must check the scoring rate in the middle overs with Vrinda Dinesh. The team expects strong performances in supporting roles from Pranavi Chandra and Sabbhieni Meghana. 

South Zone Women Predicted Playing XI:

Niki Prasad (c), Sahana Pawar, Madiwala Mamatha (wk), Sanjana Sanjeevan, Sabbhieni Meghana, Asha Sobhana, Pranavi Chandra, Vrinda Dinesh, Monica Patel, Shabnam Shakil, Yuvashri K

South Zone Women Actual Playing XI:

Niki Prasad, Sabbhineni Meghana, Vrinda Dinesh, Sajeevan Sajana, Sundaresan Anusha, Kamalini , Madiwala Mamatha, Sobhana Asha, Challuru Prathyusha, Sahana Pawar, Shabnam Shakil

PITCH AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

Weather Conditions

It will be clear skies over, and we will likely see a slow wicket at Sovima. Batters struggle here and must play to the merit of the ball as the bowlers enjoy a good record. A score above 150 runs would be good for the side batting first, with the average first innings score being less than 130 runs 

NOZ-W vs SOZ-W Pitch Report

Nagaland Cricket Stadium is a tough wicket for the batters as the ball doesn't come onto the bat nicely. Fast bowlers will receive some assistance from the surface and look to capitalize on it. It has been a good hunting ground for spinners in the past.

Toss: To Bowl

The wicket here is not easy to bat on in the early overs, and batters must play strokes on the merit of the ball. The side chasing the score has an advantage in such wickets. Both teams will have this in mind at the toss and will choose to bowl first if they win.