Worcestershire Women vs Glamorgan Women, ENG-W ODI Cup, League 2, Today Match Prediction

WORW vs GLAW Match Prediction & Analysis

Worcestershire Rapids Women and Glamorgan Women will face each other in the league match of the Metro Bank One Day Cup Women League Two 2026 at St Godwalds Park in Bromsgrove

Worcestershire Rapids Women come into this match after another mixed performance in the tournament. Their batters showed good form in the last game, but the bowlers will be hoping for a much better performance. They will be looking to put together a better all-round display in this match.

Glamorgan Women, on the other hand, have enjoyed an excellent campaign and are sitting at the top of the points table. Their batters and bowlers both performed well in the previous game, and they will be looking to continue that momentum with another good all-round performance. 

TEAMS PREVIEW

Worcestershire Women Preview

Worcestershire Rapids Women are having an inconsistent tournament, having lost 3 of their last 5 matches, and they are currently 7th on the points table.

They have a balanced batting line-up with Clare Boycott and Gwen Davies at the top. Clare Boycott scored 76 runs in the last game, while Bryony Gillgrass played a magnificent innings of 105 runs off just 85 balls. 

Maddie Windeatt also made a useful 36 runs. They have a batting line-up that can produce a match-winning performance, and they will once again rely on their batters to put up a good total against Glamorgan Women.

However, they need to improve with the ball, as the bowlers have not been consistent, and that has been one of the reasons they are 7th on the points table. Amy Griffiths has been more consistent than the other bowlers and picked up 2 wickets in the last game. She will need good support from the rest of the bowling attack if Worcestershire Rapids Women are to put together a better all-round performance in this match.

Key Players: Clare Boycott, Bryony Gillgrass, Amy Griffiths

Worcestershire Women Predicted Playing XI:

Gwen Davies, Clare Boycott, Maddie Windeatt, Bryony Gillgrass, Sophie Beech, Amy Griffiths, Sanya Khurana, Megan Bishop, Emily Churms, Jess Beach, Daisy Egerton

Glamorgan Women Preview

Glamorgan Women are having an excellent campaign and have won 5 of their 6 matches so far. They are sitting at the top of the points table.

In the last game, they batted very well and posted a total of 291 runs. Abbey Freeborn led the way with a brilliant 124 runs off 123 balls at number three. Megan Sturge scored a fine half-century of 52 runs, Daisy Jeanes added 40 runs, and Gemma Porter played a quick knock of 31 runs. Their batters have been performing well throughout the tournament, and they will once again be looking to put up another good total.

The bowlers have also played an important role in Glamorgan Women's excellent campaign. Poppy Walker was outstanding in the last match, picking up 5 wickets for 41 runs. Anna-Mae Shearn took 2 wickets, while Bethan Ellis and Eve Jackson picked up 1 wicket each. The bowling unit has been performing well, and they will be looking to continue the same form in this match.

Key Players:  Abbey Freeborn, Gemma Porter, Poppy Walker

Glamorgan Women Predicted Playing XI:

Daisy Jeanes, Lauren Parfitt, Abbey Freeborn, Megan Sturge, Bethan Ellis, Megan McColl, Eve Jackson, Gemma Porter, Isobel Thorndike, Poppy Walker, Anna-Mae Shear

Weather Conditions

The weather at St Godwalds Park in Bromsgrove is expected to be sunny, with temperatures around 27°C.

WORW vs GLAW Pitch Report

The surface at St Godwalds Park in Bromsgrove is expected to provide a fair match between bat and ball. The seamers are likely to find a bit of movement with the new ball early on, while the spinners should become more effective as the innings settles, especially during the middle overs.

Toss: To Bat

Games at this venue throughout the tournament have generally been high-scoring, with first-innings totals regularly finishing in the 270-280 range. A score in the region of 250-260 should still be competitive and give the team batting first a strong chance. With those conditions in mind, the captain winning the toss is likely to choose to bat first.