New South Wales Women vs Victoria Women, 28th Match, WNCL 2026-27

Cricket CentralSat 6 Feb 20275:30 AM IST (11:00 AM local)

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Starts Sat 6 Feb · 5:30 AM IST

NSW-W vs VIC-W Prediction: Who Will Win?

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New South Wales Womento win 70%win chance

NSW-W 70%

VIC-W 30%

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New South Wales Women are clear favourites here, and we expect them to win comfortably if they play to their level.

New South Wales Women come in with the better form, having won five of their last five games, while Victoria Women have won no of their last four. They also have the upper hand over Victoria Women, winning 20 of the 36 meetings between the two sides that produced a result. They know these conditions, with three wins from three games at this venue, while Victoria Women have not played a decided game here.

The toss could matter here. Chasing has been the better option at this ground, so the captain who calls right may well choose to bowl first. We expect a first-innings score of around 260, and anything well above that should put the batting side in control.

NSW-W vs VIC-W Score Prediction at Cricket Central

If New South Wales Women bat first

250-280runs

Most likely around 264

If Victoria Women bat first

240-270runs

Most likely around 253

How totals go at Cricket Central

246Avg 1st innings

202Avg 2nd innings

13-10Bat first v chase wins

23ODI matches here

NSW-W vs VIC-W Toss Prediction

Whoever wins the toss is likely to bowl first.

NSW-W vs VIC-W Pitch Report

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Runs have not come easily at Cricket Central, where the bowlers usually find something in the surface.

The first-innings average over the last 23 WList A games at this ground is 246, and 202 in the second innings. A score of 230-260 looks like par on this surface. There is little to choose between batting first and chasing, 13 wins to 10 across the last 23 decided games.

The last 5 first-innings scores here, newest first: 167 (QLD-W, lost), 301/8 (NSW-W, won), 298/5 (NSW-W, won), 224 (NEW, lost), 224 (NEW, lost). Recent games have followed the usual pattern, with the last 5 first innings averaging 243. First-innings totals here have ranged from 142 to 332 in that time.

Toss call: there is not much in it, but most captains will still choose to chase.