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Western Australia Women
243/10 in 50.0
4.86191/10 in 38.4
4.94
South Australian Scorpions Women
Toss Winner - South Australian Scorpions Women won the toss and choose to bowl first
Western Australia Women beat South Australian Scorpions Women by 52 runs
Western Australia's must-win game after four consecutive losses
South Australia Scorpions Women to win
| Tournament: | Women's National Cricket League, 2025 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Western Australian Cricket Association, East Perth, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 28.2°C|Partly Cloudy |
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We are in the second leg of the Women's National Cricket League 2025-26, and the Western Australia Women will fight for their survival as they take on the South Australia Scorpions Women in the 17th match. Western Australia Women finished the last leg with a loss against New South Wales Women, while South Australia also went down against Tasmania Women.
The South Australia Scorpions Women have won the last four out of six games against the Western Australia Women. It will give the team confidence heading into the game. The Western Australia players are low on confidence after four consecutive losses and must win here. It remains to be seen whether they can capitalize on home advantage and keep their hopes alive with a win.
WAW-W
301/8 in 50.0 6.02
158/10 in 36.4 4.31
298/5 in 50.0 5.96
292/8 in 50.0 5.84
272/5 in 50.0 5.44
277/8 in 47.2 5.85
172/10 in 40.5 4.21
WNCL
Queensland Fire Women beat Western Australia Women by 64 runs
236/10 in 49.0 4.82
SAW-W
196/10 in 46.2 4.23
197/4 in 35.2 5.58
330/5 in 50.0 6.6
294/7 in 50.0 5.88
Chloe Piparo and her girls will be under pressure heading into this game. They have had an extended poor run in the tournament with four consecutive losses. They suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the New South Wales Women in the last game, going down by 143 runs. It is a must-win game for the team, and Piparo would like a strong comeback from her players.
Maddy Darke was the lone warrior with the bat in the last game, and she must deliver a strong start in this game with Chloe Piparo. Mikayla Hinkley, Mathilda Carmichael, and Bhavi Devchand have struggled in the middle order, and the team expects better efforts from them. Rebecca McGrath and Lilly Mills must use the long handle in the lower middle order to take the team to a big total.
The bowling attack will have added pressure in this contest. Taneale Peschel and Ebony Hoskin must strike early in the game to put the team in a strong position. Charis Bekker and Amy Edgar must bowl tight spells in the middle overs as South Australians have a strong batting lineup. Lilly Mills and Rebecca McGrath must deliver a strong show in the supporting roles.
Chloe Piparo (c), Maddy Darke (wk), Mikayla Hinkley, Mathilda Carmichael, Bhavi Devchand, Rebecca McGrath, Lilly Mills, Amy Edgar, Charis Bekker, Taneale Peschel, Ebony Hoskin
Chloe Piparo, Mathilda Carmichael, Mikayla Hinkley, Amy Edgar, Maddy Darke, Chloe Cathryn Ainsworth, Ebony Hoskin, Heather Graham, Lilly Mills, Shay Manolini, Bhavisha Devchand
Jemma Barsby's team lost to Tasmania Women by 6 wickets in the last game. It was a surprising loss after their massive win against the same opponent in the last game. As they restart their campaign in this leg, Barsby would look for a win to set up the tone for the rest of the season.
Emma de Broughe and Bridget Patterson form a strong opening pair, and the team expects a strong start from them. Courtney Webb will look to anchor the innings in the middle order and add runs with Madeline Penna and Eleanor Larosa. Jemma Barsby is a good finisher and shall look to add quick runs in the lower middle order with Ellie Johnston and Amanda-Jade Wellington.
Courtney Neale and Ella Wilson will look to strike early as the Western Australia batters have struggled this season. Amanda-Jade Wellington and Jemma Barsby bring a lot of experience and shall look to do well in the middle overs. The team expects strong performances in the supporting roles from Isabella Malgioglio and Madeline Penna.
Jemma Barsby (c), Emma de Broughe, Bridget Patterson (wk), Courtney Webb, Madeline Penna, Eleanor Larosa, Ellie Johnston, Amanda-Jade Wellington, Ella Wilson, Courtney Neale, Isabella Malgioglio
Bridget Patterson, Courtney Webb, Emma De Broughe, Hollie Armitage, Amanda Jade Wellington, Eleanor Larosa, Maddie Penna, Tahlia McGrath, Darcie Brown, Isabella Malgioglio, Jemma Barsby
We expect clear skies over Perth. Batting would be slightly challenging on the fast wicket, and the weather would make the ball move. It has been a high-scoring surface in the past. The average first innings score in the last two seasons has been 257 runs, and the team batting first will aim for a score of more than 300.
WACA Perth is a lively pitch where the ball moves around a bit, and the bowlers can extract pace off the surface. Batters also find plenty of scoring opportunities as the ball comes onto the bat nicely, and the outfield is fast. There isn't much on the surface for the spinners on this wicket.
In the last six games at this venue, the team batting first has won four times. It isn't easy to chase a score on this wicket, as it tends to slow down in the second half. The side winning the toss would take a cue from these results and choose to bat first upon winning the toss.
Western Australia Women have suffered four consecutive losses, and the team has its last chance to keep its hopes alive. They need a strong show from the top and middle order to take on the strong bowling attack their opponents have. The South Australia Scorpions Women have more firepower in both departments, and by form, they have an edge.
South Australia Scorpions Women to win
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