Singapore vs Indonesia, INDON W tour of Singapore, 2025, Today Match Prediction 02 July 2025

SGP vs INDO Match Prediction & Analysis

Indonesia Women are set to begin their Singapore tour this month with a three-match T20I series, starting tomorrow at the Singapore National Cricket Ground. They have never lost to Singapore in past meetings, which gives them an edge heading into this series. That said, playing at home could give Singapore a bit of a lift, so they’ll be hoping to challenge hard across the three games.

TEAMS PREVIEW

Singapore Preview

Singapore Women haven’t played a lot of international cricket for over six months and will certainly be a little jittery as they take the field. However, they will take confidence from the fact that their last international assignment was a 2-1 series win at home against Philippines Women.

Vinu Kumar will be one of the key players to watch after a stellar performance in the series against Philippines Women where she amassed 117 runs in four innings at an impressive average of 29.25 and a strike rate of 87.31. 

Shafina Mahesh, who’s expected to lead the side again, is another crucial batter for the team with over 600 runs in her international career so far.

Batters like Rachel Gnanaraj and Roshni Seth add stability to the lineup, while Devika Galia offers firepower lower down the order.

With the ball, Ella Ungerman will be the go-to bowler after topping the wicket charts for the team in the series against Philippines Women with five dismissals at an economy of 5.36. She’ll be supported by the likes of Roshni Seth and Damini Ramesh, both of whom bring variety to the attack. Haresh Dhavina adds another layer of depth, making this a well-rounded bowling unit.

Singapore Predicted Playing XI:

Shafina Mahesh (c), Rachel Gnanaraj, Vinu Kumar, Sara Merican, Roshni Seth, Devika Galia, Aarsheya Sharma, Jacinta Si Ping (wk), Damini Ramesh, Ella Ungerman, Haresh Dhavina

Indonesia Preview

Indonesia Women come into this series on the back of some outstanding form. They recently lifted the Women's T20 Kartini Cup 2025 in Bali by remaining undefeated throughout the tournament and beating Cook Islands Women in the finals by three wickets. 

Ni Nanda Sakarini leads a squad with plenty of talent and will look to set the tone with her own performances. 

The key batter for them will be Desi Wulandari, who was their top scorer in the Kartini Cup with 78 runs in three innings, averaging 26 at a strike rate of 98.73. Another player to keep an eye on is captain Sakarini herself, who made a solid impact in the tournament and is one of the team’s most reliable batters.

Adding more strength to the batting lineup are Maria Corazon and Ni Luh Dewi, both of whom are expected to play important roles and add more stability to the team.

On the bowling side, Ni Putri Suwandewi will be one of their main weapons as she is one of their most experienced bowlers and has also played for the Perth Scorchers Women in the WBBL. Supporting her will be Ni Wayan Sariani and Ni Ariani, both of whom will be expected to chip in with important breakthroughs throughout the series.

Indonesia Predicted Playing XI:

Ni Nanda Sakarini (c), Desi Wulandari, Maria Corazon (wk), Ni Luh Dewi, Maria Corazon, Kisi Kasse, Dara Paramitha, Ni Putri Suwandewi, Ni Wayan Sariani, Ni Ariani, Emily Sirs/ Sang Ayu Nyoman

Weather Conditions

Scoring tends to be unpredictable at the Singapore National Cricket Ground. Some games turn into run-fests while others slow down due to the surface holding up. The pitch can grip a bit, especially in the middle overs, which brings spinners into play. Pacers need to stay smart with their variations. Boundaries are short, so the runs will flow once batters get set. Chasing can be tricky if the pitch breaks up. 

The weather in Singapore is expected to be hot with intervals of clouds and sunshine.

SGP vs INDO Pitch Report

The average score batting first at the Singapore National Cricket Ground is 112. Both teams will be eyeing a score of around 130 to keep themselves in a strong position.

Toss: To Bowl

Chasing usually works better at the Singapore National Cricket Ground, so the captain winning the toss is likely to bowl first here.