The ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Tournament 2025 will see Tanzania Women take on Netherlands Women on Sunday, 23rd November, at 8:00 AM IST at the Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok. Ahead of this match, here’s a look at the pitch report, props, head to head record and match winner prediction for this Tanzania Women vs Netherlands Women contest.
Tanzania Women vs Netherlands Women Props
Stats
- Saum Mtae is the highest run scorer for Tanzania with 82 runs in 2 matches.
- Caroline de Lange is the leading wicket taker for Netherlands with 4 wickets in 2 matches.
Asian Institute of Technology Ground - Pitch Report
The Asian Institute of Technology Ground offers a slow surface that assists spinners as the match progresses. Batters must apply themselves early because the ball grips and holds in the pitch. Bowlers find success by varying their pace, while pacers get minimal movement off the deck.
Teams often aim for a total around 130–140, which usually proves competitive here. Fielding sides stay in the game throughout, and chasing becomes harder once the pitch slows down.
Tanzania Women vs Netherlands Women Squads
Tanzania Women Squad: Fatuma Kibasu, Hudaa Omary, Jenifer Kimaro, Mwanamvua Ushanga, Nasra Mohamedi, Nasra Nassoro Saidi, Neema Pius(c), Perice Kamunya, Saum Mtae, Sheila Kizito, Shufaa Mohamedi(w), Saumu Hussein, Saum Borakambi, Sophia Frank Jerome.
Netherlands Women Squad: Sterre Kalis, Phebe Molkenboer, Babette de Leede(w/c), Robine Rijke, Frederique Overdijk, Silver Siegers, Hannah Landheer, Caroline de Lange, Iris Zwilling, Isabel van der Woning, Merel Dekeling, Myrthe van den Raad, Sanya Khurana, Lara Leemhuis.
Tanzania Women vs Netherlands Women Match Winner Prediction
Netherlands Women enter this match as the stronger side and should win. They have shown better consistency, superior batting depth, and more disciplined bowling throughout recent tournaments. Their top order scores more reliably, and their seam-spin combination operates with far greater control than Tanzania’s attack. Tanzania Women fight hard but struggle with batting collapses and lack the same international experience.
Our Winner Prediction: Netherlands Women to Win!
