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New South Wales Breakers Women
309/7 in 50.0
6.18224/10 in 42.5
5.23
Queensland Fire Women
Toss Winner - Queensland Fire Women won the toss and choose to bowl first
New South Wales Breakers Women beat Queensland Fire Women by 85 runs
Table toppers NSW Women look to continue winning streak against Queensland Women
We predict that New South Wales Women will defeat Queensland Women.
| Tournament: | Women's National Cricket League, 2025 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Sydney Olympic Park, Australia, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
| Weather: | 18.2°C|Partly cloudy |
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New South Wales Women face Queensland Women in the 25th match of the Women’s National Cricket League 2025/26 season. The contest will be played at Cricket Central on Tuesday, 3 February 2026, with the match scheduled to begin at 4:30 AM IST. It is a 50-over day game and carries significant importance with the league stage nearing its business end.
The Women’s National Cricket League remains Australia’s premier domestic one-day competition, serving as a key pathway for international selection and high-performance development. The 2025/26 season has been fiercely competitive, with teams tightly packed on the points table and net run rate emerging as a crucial differentiator.
So far, NSW Women have been the standout side of the tournament, winning all their matches and sitting at the top of the table with a dominant net run rate. Their consistency with both bat and ball has set the benchmark this season. Queensland Women, meanwhile, are level on points but have played more matches and arrive after a couple of recent defeats, making this fixture vital to consolidate their top-two position. With table leadership, recent head-to-head dominance, and momentum all at stake, this clash promises a compelling battle between the competition’s two strongest sides.
NSB-W
192/10 in 42.4 4.5
193/2 in 35.0 5.51
221/9 in 50.0 4.42
224/2 in 36.3 6.14
301/8 in 50.0 6.02
158/10 in 36.4 4.31
298/5 in 50.0 5.96
292/8 in 50.0 5.84
181/10 in 48.1 3.76
182/7 in 46.1 3.94
QLW-W
194/10 in 42.0 4.62
195/9 in 43.0 4.53
180/10 in 38.5 4.64
181/6 in 38.3 4.7
227/10 in 44.2 5.12
287/8 in 50.0 5.74
253/5 in 38.0 6.66
252/9 in 50.0 5.04
278/8 in 49.1 5.65
277/8 in 50.0 5.54
New South Wales Women have been the standout side of the Women’s National Cricket League 2025/26 season, setting the pace with a flawless campaign so far. Six matches, six wins, and a commanding net run rate underline a team operating at peak efficiency. Their victories have been emphatic rather than narrow—chases completed with over a dozen overs to spare, and dominant batting performances producing wins by 40+ runs, including a massive 143-run triumph earlier in the season.
In their most recent outing, NSW Women produced another clinical performance against ACT Women in Canberra. After ACT posted 192 in 42.4 overs, NSW chased down the target with remarkable ease, finishing on 193/2 in just 35 overs to win by 8 wickets with 90 balls remaining. The chase was anchored by a sublime unbeaten 115 off 115 balls from Tahlia Wilson, who was deservedly named Player of the Match. She was well supported by Katie Mack (55*), sealing a dominant all-round display.
NSW’s batting has revolved around consistency at the top, with Tahlia Wilson leading the run charts for the side with 346 runs at an average of 60.20. Katie Mack has been a reliable partner, repeatedly finishing chases and providing stability. In the bowling department, Frankie Nicklin and Maitlan Brown have spearheaded the attack, regularly striking early and keeping opposition totals in check. Lauren Cheatle the second best economy this season at 3.76 across 6 innings. The table-toppers are in sublime form and though this is their toughest challenge in the tournament so far, they should back themselves to win this game.
Key Players: Tahlia Wilson, Katie Mack, Maitlan Brown, Frankie Nicklin
Tahlia Wilson, Katie Mack, Phoebe Litchfield, Ashleigh Gardner, Erin Burns, Anika Learoyd, Nicole Bolton, Maitlan Brown, Frankie Nicklin, Sarah Coyte, Lauren Cheatle
Anika Learoyd, Claire Moore, Frankie Nicklin, Katie Mack, Ellyse Perry, Alyssa Healy, Tahlia Wilson, Lauren Cheatle, Maitlan Brown, Samantha Bates, Sarah Coyte
Queensland Women enter this fixture as one of the strongest contenders in the Women’s National Cricket League 2025/26 season, currently placed second on the points table with 27 points from 8 matches. Their campaign has been defined by a mix of commanding victories and a couple of tight setbacks. Queensland have registered convincing wins by 64 runs and 60 runs, along with several successful chases completed with more than 10 overs to spare, highlighting their depth and balance.
However, their momentum has taken a hit with back-to-back losses against South Australia Women. In their most recent outing, Queensland Women suffered a narrow defeat against South Australia Women at Allan Border Field. Batting first, Queensland posted 194 all out in 42 overs, with Ruby Strange top-scoring with 39, while Annie O’Neil added a brisk 36. Despite early inroads with the ball, Queensland were unable to close out the defence as South Australia reached 195/9 in 43 overs, winning by one wicket with 42 balls remaining. Despite the loss, Sienna Ginger and Nicola Hancock fought hard with the ball, as Ginger returned impressive figures of 4/35 from 10 overs while Hancock backed her up with 2/54 from her 10 overs, keeping Queensland in the contest until the closing stages.
Queensland’s batting has revolved around steady contributions from Ruby Strange, who has consistently provided starts at the top, and Courtney Webb, whose middle-order runs have anchored several wins. With the ball, Sienna Ginger has been a standout, regularly picking up wickets in the middle overs, while Nicola Hancock has led the pace attack with discipline and control. Queensland Women would be eager to brush off recent losses and come back stronger in this game against table toppers.
Key Players: Ruby Strange, Courtney Webb, Sienna Ginger, Nicola Hancock
Ruby Strange, Georgia Redmayne, Courtney Webb, Charli Knott, Jemma Barsby, Annie O’Neil, Grace Parsons, Sienna Ginger, Nicola Hancock, Lauren Winfield-Hill, Georgia Prestwidge
Georgia Redmayne, Lauren Winfield, Lucy Bourke , Sianna Ginger, Jess Jonassen, Annie O'Neil, Mikayla Wrigley, Nicola Hancock, Bonnie Berry, Ruby Strange, Grace Parsons
The weather on the match day at Cricket Central, Sydney is expected to be mostly sunny with some passing clouds. The temperature will range between a high of around 29 °C and a low of 20 °C. Humidity is expected to be moderate, and there is no significant chance of rain during match hours. Overall, conditions look ideal for a full game of cricket with uninterrupted play.
The venue of the match is Cricket Central, Sydney, a modern cricket facility located in Olympic Park. Established in 2019, it serves as Cricket NSW’s high-performance hub and regularly hosts domestic competitions, age-group tournaments, and women’s internationals. Known for its excellent drainage, consistent pitch quality, and professional training infrastructure, the pitch at Cricket Central provides flat conditions early on assisting bowlers in the later stages.
At Cricket Central, Sydney, teams winning the toss generally prefer to bat first. The surface is usually at its best early, offering true bounce and value for shots, while it can slow down as the match progresses. Historical domestic T20 data from this venue shows that sides batting first have enjoyed a slightly better win percentage. The team winning the toss should bat first here.
This WNCL clash pits the top two teams against each other, but momentum clearly favours New South Wales Women. NSW arrive unbeaten, with six wins from six matches and a significantly superior net run rate. Their recent head-to-head record against Queensland further strengthens their position. Queensland Women, while level on points, have played more matches, possess a lower NRR, and are coming off two confidence-hurting losses against South Australia Women. NSW’s form, balance, and ability to close games decisively give them a clear edge going into this contest.
We predict that New South Wales Women will defeat Queensland Women.
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