The Quadrangular Women’s T20 Series will see Scotland Women take on Namibia Women in Match 5 on Monday, 17 November, at 8:00 AM IST at the Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok. Ahead of this contest, here’s a look at the pitch report, head to head record and match winner prediction for this Scotland Women vs Namibia Women clash.
Scotland Women vs Namibia Women Props
Stats
- Darcey Carter is the highest run scorer for Scotland Women with 97 runs in 2 matches.
- Sune Wittmann is the highest run scorer for Namibia Women with 41 runs in 2 matches.
Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok - Pitch Report
The pitch at the Terdthai Cricket Ground usually offers a slow and low surface, it favours spinners throughout the match. Batters need to play with soft hands and rely on timing rather than power. Bowlers who vary their pace and hit the stumps consistently gain control early in the innings.
Teams often struggle to post big totals here, anything around 115–130 generally proves competitive. Fielding sides also benefit as the ball doesn’t come onto the bat smoothly, making stroke making challenging.
Scotland Women vs Namibia Women Squads
Scotland Women Squad : Ailsa Lister, Ellen Watson, Megan McColl, Darcey Carter, Katherine Fraser, Priyanaz Chatterji, Sarah Bryce, Abtaha Maqsood, Chloe Abel, Hannah Rainey, Mollie Parker, Niamh Robertson-Jack, Olivia Bell, Rachel Slater.
Namibia Women Squad : Bianca Manuel, Edelle Van Zyl, Sylvia Shihepo, Jurriene Diergaardt, Kayleen Green, Mekelaye Mwatile, Sune Wittmann, Merczerly Gorases, Yasmeen Khan, Eveleen Kejarukua, Leigh-Marie Visser, Naomi Benjamin, Victoria Hamunyela, and Wilka Mwatile.
Scotland Women vs Namibia Women Match Winner Prediction
Scotland Women look more likely to win Match 5. They have shown stronger consistency in this tournament, with their top order scoring more reliably and their bowling unit maintaining tighter control in the middle overs.
Namibia Women have shown fight but have struggled to sustain partnerships and often lose momentum under pressure. If Scotland continue to execute with the same discipline they displayed in their recent outings, they should be able to control the game and secure the win.
Our Winner Prediction: Scotland Women to Win!
