Eng vs Sa in Women’s World Cup Today | England will continue to dominate the Women’s World Cup today against Eng vs SA: South Africa; British and Eclestone will be eyeing

The fourth match of the Women’s ODI World Cup will be played between England and South Africa today. The match will begin at 3 pm at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati.

This will be the first match of both teams. England have won both their practice matches. In the last match played against Australia, Ellis Capies and Emma Lamb scored half -centuries and Sara Glenn took 5 wickets. On the other hand, South Africa Women’s also won by 4 wickets in the practice match against Pakistan.

In this match, there will be a competition between South Africa’s Tajmin Brites and England’s Sophie Eclastone.

Match details Women’s ODI World Cup-2025 Eng vs Sa Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati from 3:00 pm

England ahead in head-to-head So far 46 ODIs have been played between England Women’s and South Africa Women’s. In which England won 35 matches. At the same time, South Africa Women’s has won 10 matches. England are also ahead in the figures of the last 10 matches. The team has won 8 matches.

This year Amy Jones scored the most runs Wicketkeeper Amy Jones scored the most runs for England in 2025. He played 9 matches in which he scored 410 runs with the help of 2 centuries. During this time his strike rate was around 92. At the same time, Sophie Eclastone was the top bowler in the bowling department. He took 12 wickets in a brilliant economy of 4.25 in 6 matches.

Brites South Africa’s top player In ODIs this year, Tajmin Brits were the most successful batter for South Africa. Brites have scored 643 runs in 9 matches at an average of around 92. During this time he has also scored 4 centuries and a fifty. The best score of Brites is 171 not out.

Nonkululeko Mlaba took the most wickets in bowling. He sent 15 batters to the pavilion in 8 matches. During this, 4 wickets for 33 runs were his best score.

Weather and Pitch Report The temperature in Guwahati on Friday can go up to 27.2 degrees Celsius. There is also a possibility of rain during the match. Humidity is expected to remain up to 94%. Women’s has played the only match at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium, which was the first match of this World Cup. In this match, India defeated Sri Lanka by 59 runs.

Playing-11 of both teams

England Women’s- Amy Jones (wicketkeeper), Tammy Buomont, Emma Lamb, NAT SER-Brant (Captain), Sophia Dunkle, Danny Wyt-Hodes, Charlie Dean, Sophie Aclestone, Lensi Smith, Lauren Filers, Lauren Bell.

South Africa Women’s- Tajmin Brites, Laura Woolwart (Captain), Nadin D Clerk, Annery Durkson, Chloe Trayon, Sune Luce, Marriage Cap, Nondumiso Shangase, Karabo Messo (wicketkeeper), Masabata Class, Tumi Sekhukhun.