The 2025 ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy brings Namibia Women up against PNG Women in Match 24 on Friday, 12:15 PM IST at the Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok. Ahead of this clash, here’s a look at the pitch report, head to head record, props and match winner prediction for the Namibia Women vs PNG Women contest.
Namibia Women vs PNG Women Props
Stats
- Brenda Tau is the highest run scorer for Papa New Guinea with 132 runs in 5 matches.
- Yasmeen Khan is the highest run scorer for Namibia with 107 runs in 5 matches.
Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok - Pitch Report
The Asian Institute of Technology Ground in Bangkok offers a balanced contest between bat and ball. Teams enjoy scoring opportunities, yet bowlers stay in the game if they hit good areas. In the last five matches here, teams batting first have won twice, while chasing sides have succeeded three times.
Average first‑innings scores in these games have hovered around 125, which indicates a moderately paced scoring track. Batters can build an innings if they rotate strike smartly, and bowlers who maintain tight lines and vary pace often reap rewards on this surface.
NAM-W vs PNG-W Head to Head
Only one T20I has been played between Namibia Women and PNG Women and PNG emerged victorious in that matchup.
- Matches Played: 1
- Namibia Women Won: 0
- PNG Women Won: 1
Namibia Women vs PNG Women Squads
Namibia Women Squad: Sune Wittmann(c), Kayleen Green, Yasmeen Khan, Sylvia Shihepo, Merczerly Gorases(w), Victoria Hamunyela, Eveleen Kejarukua, Wilka Mwatile, Jurriene Diergaardt, Mekelaye Mwatile, Edelle van Zyl, Naomi Benjamin, Bianca Manuel, Leigh Marie Visser.
Papua New Guinea Women Squad: Pauke Siaka, Konio Oala, Brenda Tau(c), Mairi Tom, Naoani Vare(w), Isabel Toua, Henao Thomas, Hollan Doriga, Geua Tom, Dika Lohia, Erani Pokana, Lakshmi Rajadurai, Miria Raio, Hane Tau.
Namibia Women vs PNG Women Match Winner Prediction
Momentum tilts towards PNG Women, as they have looked sharper and more composed throughout the tournament. Their bowling unit applies pressure early, and the middle order has shown enough stability to close out tight chases.
In contrast, Namibia Women have produced spirited spells in patches, yet their inconsistency with both bat and ball continues to hold them back in crucial phases. Moreover, PNG’s stronger power‑play impact, better strike rotation and superior control at the death give them a clear edge heading into this contest.
Our Winner Prediction: Papa New Guinea Women to Win!
