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Toss Winner - ACT Meteors Women won the toss and choose to bat first
Western Australia Women won by 8 wickets
Unstoppable Western Australia Women take on a faltering ACT Meteors Women on Friday.
We are backing Western Australia Women to win!
| Tournament: | Women's National Cricket League, 2025 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Western Australian Cricket Association, East Perth, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
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With the exception of Tasmania Women, who have already completed 12 games this season, the Women's National Cricket League, has plenty still to play for ahead of round 11.
Okay, New South Wales Women are looking unlikely to be stopped at the top of the table and they still have a 100% winning record, but Western Australia Women are one of three teams separated by just one point in the chasing pack.
ACT Meteors Women are next in line but a little off the pace but still ahead of Tasmania Women in sixth and the woeful Victoria Women who have lost all ten fixtures.
It's fourth versus fifth and this should be a cracking contest!
WAW-W
272/6 in 50.0 5.44
276/6 in 50.0 5.52
250/8 in 50.0 5
253/4 in 47.0 5.38
273/6 in 50.0 5.46
WNCL
Western Australia Women beat Tasmania Women by 8 wickets
247/2 in 42.0 5.88
154/2 in 26.1 5.89
WNCL
Western Australia Women beat South Australian Scorpions Women by 8 wickets
153/10 in 39.2 3.89
ACT-W
254/8 in 50.0 5.08
280/8 in 50.0 5.6
285/8 in 50.0 5.7
295/9 in 50.0 5.9
238/9 in 50.0 4.76
239/5 in 40.4 5.88
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
For a team who are enjoying an excellent winning run which has turned their season around, it is fair to say that very few people expected Western Australia Women's last fixture, against bottom of the table Victoria Women, to be any trouble!
But with four of their top six making single figure scores, it turned out to be a much tougher assignment.
Thankfully, there are some top class players in the Western Australia Women's XI and the likes of skipper Chloe Piparo (76), Chloe Ainsworth (104*) and Alana King (43*) all come into this game in strong form.
With the ball, King again showed her wicket taking abilities, as did Bhavi Devchand, but the likes of Heather Graham may need to step up in this game against a superior batting side.
Maddy Darke (wk), Chloe Piparo (c), Mikayla Hinkley, Heather Graham, Mathilda Carmichael, Bhavi Devchand, Chloe Ainsworth, Alana King, Lilly Mills, Zoe Britcliffe, Ebony Hoskin
Chloe Piparo, Mathilda Carmichael, Mikayla Hinkley, Maddy Darke, Chloe Cathryn Ainsworth, Ebony Hoskin, Heather Graham, Lilly Mills, Shay Manolini, Zoe Rebecca Britcliffe, Bhavisha Devchand
ACT Meteors Women were beaten by South Australia Women in their last game, back in February, and the team management will be hoping that the nearly three weeks since that fixture will have given the players time to re-find some form.
Bowling depth has been an issue for the team throughout this campaign and although they have Zoe Cooke and Anesu Mushangwe who are match-winners, there is not much else in the unit.
With the bat, Georgia Elwiss and Grace Lyons both made half-centuries in the last match but skipper Carly Leeson must step up at the top of the order in this clash if her team are to pull off a win.
The Meteors will need a performance with bat and ball to come out on top.
Olivia Porter, Carly Leeson (c), Paris Bowdler, Georgia Elwiss, Annie Wikman, Grace Lyons (wk), Rachel Carroll, Zoe Cooke, Shivani Mehta, Anesu Mushangwe, Amy Hunter
Annie Wikman, Olivia Porter, Rachel Carroll, Shivani Mehta, Grace Lyons, Paris Bowdler, Anesu Mushangwe, Angelina Genford, Carly Leeson, Georgia Elwiss, Zoe Cooke
Humidity levels are forecast to rise across this game with the temperature expected to be in the mid-high twenties. No rain and minimal cloud cover are in the forecast.
The WACA is one of the most famous sporting venues in Australia and although it is not quite as fast a pitch as it was 30 years ago, there will still be excellent carry through to the wicket-keeper with the new ball.
This looks like the type of pitch which may get a little slower as the day progresses in Perth so we expect both teams to want to bat first ahead of this game on Friday.