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New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women Dream11 Prediction: Fantasy Cricket Tips

The 19th Match of the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025, New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women, will take place at the R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo, on October 18, 2025. Both teams will be keen to cement their positions in the group stage of the tournament, which means this match cannot be missed. 

News of this match will also be highly anticipated for fans of fantasy cricket, with lots of options for Dream11 guesses and fantasy cricket teams. There are currently some players who are in red-hot form, so deciding who will be your captain and vice-captain could just be the difference in your NZW vs PAKW Dream11 team.

Match Details: NZ-W vs PAK-W

Match New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women, 19th Match 
Date Saturday, October 18, 2025 
Venue R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo 
Time 10:00 AM Local / 10:30 AM IST 
Tournament Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 

Head-to-Head Stats: NZ-W vs PAK-W

Throughout history, the Pakistan Women vs New Zealand Women rivalry has been lopsided in favor of the green jersey players. 

Suzie Bates has been a key performer with the bat, while Sophie Devine has put in some of the best all-round performances. On the Pakistan side, Nida Dar and Bismah Maroof have been the most reliable players.

New Zealand vs Pakistan Head-to-Head in T20

Category New Zealand Women (NZ-W) Pakistan Women (PAK-W) 
Matches Played 49 49 
Won 23 24 
Lost 24 23 
No Result 
Tied 
Won at Home 16 
Won Away 
Won at Neutral Venue 11 

New Zealand vs Pakistan Head-to-Head In ODI

Category New Zealand Women (NZ-W) Pakistan Women (PAK-W) 
Matches Played 122 122 
Won 57 61 
Lost 61 57 
No Result 
Tied 
Won at Home 34 22 
Won Away 15 
Won at Neutral Venue 14 24 

New Zealand vs Pakistan Head to Head In TEST

Category New Zealand Women (NZ-W) Pakistan Women (PAK-W) 
Matches Played 62 62 
Won 14 25 
Lost 25 14 
Drawn 23 23 
Tied 
Won at Home 13 
Won Away 10 
Won at Neutral Venue 

Team Form and Performance Overview: NZ-W vs PAK-W

New Zealand Women

In their most recent games, the White Ferns have performed strongly, with Sophie Devine and Amelia Kerr leading the charge. The top order has been in good form, while bowlers like Lea Tahuhu have bowled well in the middle overs. New Zealand will be looking for a strong response in Colombo following a narrow loss earlier in the tournament.

Pakistan Women

The Pakistan Women have been a team that has shown a lot of fight in this tournament. Muneeba Ali has presented some explosive starts, and Nida Dar has made strong contributions with the bat as an all-rounder. However, the team’s middle-order remains a concern. If the bowlers can capitalise on home advantage at R. Premadasa, a Pakistan surprise is possible.

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Predicted Playing XI: NZ-W vs PAK-W

New Zealand Women’s Predicted XI

  1. Suzie Bates
  2. Bernadine Bezuidenhout (wk)
  3. Amelia Kerr
  4. Sophie Devine (c)
  5. Maddy Green
  6. Brooke Halliday
  7. Jess Kerr
  8. Lea Tahuhu
  9. Fran Jonas
  10. Hannah Rowe
  11. Eden Carson

Pakistan Women’s Predicted XI

  1. Muneeba Ali (wk)
  2. Sidra Ameen
  3. Bismah Maroof
  4. Nida Dar (c)
  5. Aliya Riaz
  6. Fatima Sana
  7. Omaima Sohail
  8. Nashra Sandhu
  9. Diana Baig
  10. Sadia Iqbal
  11. Tuba Hassan

Pitch Report and Weather Update

Historically, the pitch at R. Premadasa Stadium has presented balanced conditions, which should spin notably, turn, and be good for batters once they settle in. The dew should not be a major concern in day games and should pose slight difficulty for batters chasing.

Weather Forecast:

The weather in Colombo on October 18 is expected to be partly cloudy with little chance of rain, with the temperature expected to be around 29°C and provide an adequate playing environment.

Fantasy Cricket Tips: NZ-W vs PAK-W

  • Make top-order batters from either side your main priority as R. Premadasa seems to amend stroke play consistently in opening overs.
  • Pick spinners for the middle overs because the Colombo pitch will dry out and grip more later on.
  • Ensure you have 2 all-rounders, if possible, for the best chance of scoring fantasy points.
  • Look for openers in Fatima Sana to secure early results and for Devine to finish with a flourish.

Live Streaming and Telecast Info

Fans can enjoy the live coverage of the NZW vs PAKW 19th Match on:

  • Television: Star Sports Network
  • Online: Disney+ Hotstar (for Indian viewers) and official ICC streaming platforms

Fans can also find live score updates and ball-by-ball commentary on PB77.com and ESPNcricinfo.

Frequently Asked Questions: NZ-W vs PAK-W

Q1. Who will win NZW vs PAKW 19th Match?

New Zealand Women are the favorites based on form and head-to-head statistics.

Q2. Where is the match taking place?

At the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

Q3. Pitch report?

The pitch is well-balanced for both batters and spinners, but will assist the spinners a little more as the game continues.

Q4. The best way to create a Dream11 team for this match?

Pick a couple of key all-rounders, such as Devine and Nida Dar, a couple of reliable batters such as Amelia Kerr, and also bowlers who will suit the conditions in the subcontinent.

Conclusion

The New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women encounter at the Arjuna Ranatunga Stadium guarantees plenty of high-intensity cricket, tactical imperatives, and fantasy excitement. Therefore, whether as a spectator or a premium bet’s Dream11 strategist, don’t miss this match on October 18, 2025. So, gear up for it all, prepare your NZW vs PAKW Dream11 team, and enjoy your day watching all the cricket on October 18, 2025.

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Sophie Carter
Sophie Carter is a popular cricket writer and sports journalist who covers everything from team analysis to match previews. She shares clear and fair insights for cricket fans. Sophie enjoys T20 leagues, especially the IPL, and follows international cricket closely. She has a degree in Media & Sports Journalism from the University of Birmingham. She has been writing about cricket for over six years. At PB77, her work is based on expert knowledge and the latest research, making it factual and useful for readers.

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