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Toss Winner - United Arab Emirates Women won the toss and choose to bat first
United Arab Emirates Women beat Saudi Arabia Women by 238 runs
The last time these two sides clashed, United Arab Emirates Women defeated Saudi Arabia Women by 10 wickets.
Back United Arab Emirates Women to win this clash.
| Tournament: | GCC Womens T20I Championship, 2025 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Al Amerat Cricket Ground Oman Cricket (Ministry Turf 1), Oman, Oman |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 28.2°C|Sunny |
The 11th match of the GCC Women's Twenty20 Championship Cup sees United Arab Emirates Women face Saudi Arabia Women. Everything points toward a one-sided contest, with UAE dominating the competition so far and climbing to first place through an unbeaten run. Saudi Arabia sit at the bottom and have struggled to match the pace. Unless something dramatic happens, Saudi Arabia will face a very long evening ahead in this fixture based on current form.
UAE-W
26/10 in 12.5 2.03
27/1 in 3.5 7.04
183/5 in 20.0 9.15
47/10 in 18.4 2.52
153/3 in 20.0 7.65
125/7 in 20.0 6.25
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
SAR-W
203/3 in 20.0 10.15
36/10 in 18.4 1.93
89/9 in 20.0 4.45
GCCWTCC
Bahrain Women beat Saudi Arabia Women by 107 runs
196/3 in 20.0 9.8
United Arab Emirates Women are holding the number one spot, with three wins from their first three matches. Another win here will all but confirm their spot in the finals.
The team has performed well across both departments. Rinitha Rajith has been the standout with the bat, piling up 96 runs in three innings at an average of 38.75 and a strike rate of 146.23.
The support has come from Esha Oza, Michelle Botha, and Theertha Satish, who’ve all made useful contributions. Esha topped their run charts in the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy recently, with 187 runs in seven games, and appears to be working her way back into top form.
With the ball, they’ve had plenty of help from across the group. Samaira Dharnidharka has grabbed four wickets in three outings with an economy rate of 4.25. Indhuja Nandakumar and Vaishnave Mahesh both have eight to their names, while Michelle Botha has added six. The attack looks well-settled and capable of putting pressure on most sides.
Esha Oza(c), Theertha Satish(w), Keziah Miriam Sabin, Rinitha Rajith, Michelle Botha, Samaira Dharnidharka, Udeni Chathurika, Indhuja Nandakumar, Katie Thompson, Siya Gokhale, Vaishnave Mahesh
Al Maseera, Keziah Miriam Sabin, Udeni Chathurika Dona, Esha Oza, Michelle Botha, Samaira Dharnidharka, Theertha Satish, Indhuja Nandakumar, Mehak Thakur , Siya Gokhale, Thilini Athige Silva
Saudi Arabia Women have made a terrible start to this tournament, losing all three matches to sit at the foot of the table. They still have two league fixtures remaining to salvage something, but another loss would end their hopes completely.
Their batting has depended heavily on skipper Mashael Waqas so far, who's made 54 runs from three knocks at a strike rate of 65. Abeer Maryam has chipped in with 28 runs across her three appearances and needs to provide a reliable 30-plus contribution in this match.
Fatima Abbas is another one who’s done well in recent times, but will need to make a big impact here to give her team a fighting chance.
Looking at their bowling, Rumaisa Jawad Nasir has been the best performer, taking two scalps from three games while conceding 9.33 per over. Mah Noor Aamir and Laiba Nasrullah have helped out but haven't really made much difference, meaning the bowling unit must improve quickly if Saudi Arabia wants to rescue their campaign.
Mashael Waqas(c), Abeer Maryam, Nimra Ghazanfar, Najwa Akram, Fatima Abbas, Ashmal Hashmi, Laiba Nasrullah, Mah Noor Aamir, Rumaisa Jawad Nasir, Usrah Umar Farooq(w), Sara
Abeer Maryam, Mashael Waqas, Nimra Ghazanfar , Najwa Akram, Simrah Mirza, Mah Noor Amir, Ashmal Hashmi, Laiba, Mah Noor, Fatima Abbas, Aridah Umer Farooq
Ministry Turf 1’s surface starts off balanced, providing consistent bounce and minimal seam movement for pacers. As the ball loses its shine, spinners take over, using variations in flight and speed to challenge batters in the middle and late overs. Whoever dominates that middle period will likely control the match’s flow.
Conditions will be warm and sunny, with no rain forecasted, ensuring an uninterrupted game.
Al Amerat Cricket Ground has seen its share of thrilling, low-scoring contests. Reaching 160 hasn’t been easy for batting sides. Judging by the conditions, United Arab Emirates Women will target a total of 160 to 170 if they get to bat first in this fixture. In contrast, if Saudi Arabia bat first, a score of 90-100 would be their best bet.
The trend at Al Amerat heavily favors teams batting second. With this pattern in mind, the captain who wins the toss is almost certain to field first and rely on their chase.
United Arab Emirates Women have been one of the most consistent sides this season, and are primed to end in the top two the way they are going. They are up against Saudi Arabia Women next, who have lost three in a row and are struggling in both departments. Given the form of both sides, UAE are favorites to take this one.
Back United Arab Emirates Women to win this clash.
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