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Toss Winner - United Arab Emirates Women won the toss and choose to bat first
United Arab Emirates Women beat Namibia Women by 28 runs
Third place UAE Women take on Namibia Women in their final group stage game.
We are backing UAE Women to win!
| Tournament: | ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy, 2025 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Tambon Khlong Nung, Thailand |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 23.0°C|Sunny |
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The 2025 ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy tournament is coming to an end but both United Arab Emirates Women and Namibia Women come into this game at separate ends of the form spectrum!
United Arab Emirates Women had won their previous two games at a canter - beating Uganda Women by ten wickets with 70 balls remaining, then Tanzania Women by seven wickets with 77 balls remaining, but could only get past Thailand Women by a winning margin of seven runs to maintain their strong form.
As for Namibia Women, they also looked like they would end their recent run of results when they took on Papua New Guine Women but they were beaten by one run!
It all adds up to this fixture being a lot closer than the form might suggest.
UAE-W
73/10 in 19.3 3.74
80/10 in 20.0 4
46/10 in 16.5 2.73
ICCWENT 2025
United Arab Emirates Women beat Tanzania Women by 7 wickets
50/3 in 7.1 6.98
76/0 in 8.2 9.12
ICCWENT 2025
United Arab Emirates Women beat Uganda Women by 10 wickets
75/8 in 20.0 3.75
93/8 in 20.0 4.65
ICCWENT 2025
Scotland Women beat United Arab Emirates Women by 10 wickets
94/0 in 14.5 6.34
94/6 in 18.5 4.99
ICCWENT 2025
Netherlands Women beat United Arab Emirates Women by 4 wickets
93/10 in 17.4 5.26
NAM-W
93/7 in 20.0 4.65
ICCWENT 2025
Papua New Guinea Women won by 1 run
94/7 in 20.0 4.7
164/6 in 20.0 8.2
ICCWENT 2025
Netherlands Women won by 51 runs
113/10 in 16.2 6.92
74/10 in 16.2 4.53
ICCWENT 2025
Scotland Women beat Namibia Women by 7 wickets
76/3 in 8.4 8.77
115/6 in 20.0 5.75
ICCWENT 2025
Thailand Women beat Namibia Women by 27 runs
88/8 in 20.0 4.4
71/7 in 20.0 3.55
ICCWENT 2025
Namibia beat Uganda by 12 runs
83/8 in 20.0 4.15
United Arab Emirates Women beat Thailand Women by seven runs in their last game in a match which was dominated by the bowlers with all the batters struggling throughout!
With the bat, only opening keeper-batter Theertha Satish, Michelle Botha and Samaira Dharnidharka made it to double figures which Rainitha Rajith was the only batter to play with any fluency.
Bowling wise, there will be plenty of confidence in the unit with Vaishnave Mahesh taking 4/10 from her four overs and Esha Oza taking 3/12 from her allottment!
UAE Women are full of confidence but this will not be an easy fixture.
Esha Oza (c), Theertha Satish (wk), Rinitha Rajith, Heena Hotchandani, Michelle Botha, Samaira Dharnidharka, Udeni, Dona, Vaishnave Mahesh, Al Maseera Jahangir, Athige Silva, Suraksha Kotte,
Siya Gokhale, Esha Oza, Heena Hotchandani, Lavanya Keny, Michelle Botha, Rinitha Rajith, Samaira Dharnidharka, Suraksha Kotte, Theertha Satish, Udeni Dona, Vaishnave Mahesh
Namibia Women looked set to either tie or maybe win their last game, and in the process, put an end to their losing streak at three games, but needing only one run to tie the match, instead lost a wicket from the final ball!
Overall, it was their bowlers who emerged from the game with the most credit in the bank with Eveleen Kejarukua taking 1/13 from her four overs and Wilka Mwatile going wicketless but conceding only seven runs.
Leigh-Marie Visser and Sune Wittmann both come into this game after taking two wickets each last time out.
With the bat, Mwatile bats with freedom down the order while keeper-batter Yasmeen Khan has the ability to play a long innings.
Edelle van Zyl, Kayleen Green, Yasmeen Khan (wk), Jurriene Diergaardt, Mekelaye Mwatile, Sune Wittmann (c), Wilka Mwatile, Naomi Benjamin, Leigh-Marie Visser, Sylvia Shihepo, Eveleen Kejarukua
Jurriene Diergaardt, Bianca Manuel, Eveleen Kejarukua, Kayleen Green, Leighmarie Visser, Mekelanye Mwatile, Merczerly Gorases, Naomi Benjamin, Sune Wittmann, Wilka Mwatile, Yasmeen Khan
There could be some clouds at times during this game but overall it looks set to be another hot day in Bangkok with the temperature up in the high twenties and low thirties throughout.
The Asia Institute of Technology Ground in Bangkok tends to be a bit two paced and does offer something for both batters and bowlers. Any score of 115+ should be enough to win the match.
Neither of these two teams impressed with the bat in their last games so we predict that both sides will choose to bowl first and put the other under pressure if they win the toss.