Surrey Women vs Hampshire Women, WODC, Today Match Prediction 24 July 2025

SURW vs HAM-W Match Prediction & Analysis

As the second leg of the ECB Women's One-Day Cup 2025 resumes, Surrey Women will face a tough challenge as they take on Hampshire Women in the 54th game. Surrey Women have struggled with consistency this season, but they defeated Essex Women in their last game. Hampshire Women have enjoyed good form this season and come here with a win against Warwickshire Women. 

Hampshire Women have won six out of eight games this season. They have won their last two games against Surrey Women, making them confident. The side has a strong batting lineup and shall look to leverage it. Surrey Women have struggled with the bat in several games. It will be a significant challenge for the team, and it will be interesting to see if they can put up a strong fight.

TEAMS PREVIEW

Surrey Women Preview

Kira Chathli and her team have kept hopes alive for the next round with a 14-run win against Essex Women. However, the team has struggled with consistency this season, and they need a big win in this game to keep hopes alive. It will be a tough test for the team, and Chathli would like to see her team put up a fighting performance in this game. 

Priyanaz Chatterji and Phoebe Franklin are key batters in the team, and the team expects a strong start from the pair. Amy Hunter is the most experienced batter in the team and must add runs in the middle order with Alice Davidson-Richards and Kira Chathli. The side will also like a strong show in the lower middle order from Emma Jones and Kalea Moore. 

The bowling attack faces a massive challenge in this game, and they need Ryana MacDonald-Gay and Alexa Stonehouse to strike early in the game. Tilly Corteen-Coleman and Danielle Gregory will look to bowl well in the middle overs. Kalea Moore and Phoebe Franklin will look to do well in the supporting role.

Surrey Women Predicted Playing XI:

Kira Chathli (c&wk), Priyanaz Chatterji, Phoebe Franklin, Amy Hunter, Alice Davidson-Richards, Emma Jones, Kalea Moore, Ryana MacDonald-Gay, Alexa Stonehouse, Danielle Gregory, Tilly Corteen-Coleman

Hampshire Women Preview

Georgia Adams will be proud of her team's efforts this season. They have dominated in most of the games and sit comfortably at the top of the points table. They defeated Warwickshire Women in the last game by 3 wickets. Another win will take them a step closer to the semifinal. Adams would look for a clinical show performance from her players to win this game. 

The team expects a strong start in this game from Ella McCaughan and Megan Sturge, and they will look to take on the new ball. Charli Knott has batted well this season, and she will look to build partnerships with Georgia Adams and Rhianna Southby. The team has firepower in the lower middle order and expects runs from Abi Norgrove and Nancy Harman. 

The bowling attack has troubled the opponents this season, and the team expects good spells in the early overs from Bex Tyson and Freya Davies. Mary Taylor and Adams will look to keep the run rate in check in the middle overs. The team expects strong performances from Ava Lee and Charli Knott in their supporting roles.

Hampshire Women Predicted Playing XI:

Georgia Adams (c), Ella McCaughan, Megan Sturge, Charli Knott, Rhianna Southby (wk), Abi Norgrove, Nancy Harman, Mary Taylor, Freya Davies, Ava Lee, Bex Tyson

Weather Conditions

It would be overcast, and there are chances of rain in Guildford. It would be difficult for the batters to play their strokes as the ball isn't expected to come onto the bat. The average first-innings score is 235 runs, and the team batting first would like to have 280 on board to have a strong chance.

SURW vs HAM-W Pitch Report

Woodbridge Road, Guildford, is a small venue with shorter square boundaries. There is not much movement for the fast bowlers on this surface, and batters have generally struggled to play their strokes. There isn't much on this surface for the spinners, and they will have to use their variations well in this game.

Toss: To Bat

In the last few games, the team chasing the score has gone on to lose the game. The pitch has deteriorated as the game has progressed, making conditions favorable for the bowlers. Hence, the side that wins the toss is likely to opt for batting first on this surface.