The 2025 ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy will see Tanzania Women take on PNG Women in the 27th match on Sunday, 30 November, at 12:15 PM IST at Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok. Ahead of this clash, here’s a look at the pitch report, head to head record and match winner prediction for this Tanzania Women vs PNG Women encounter.
Tanzania Women vs PNG Women Props
Stats
- Brenda Tau is the leading run scorer for Papa New Guinea with 162 runs in 6 matches.
- Pauke Siaka is the leading wicket taker for Papa New Guinea with 10 wickets in 6 matches.
Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok - Pitch Report
Terdthai Cricket Ground in Bangkok offers a balanced contest for batters and bowlers. The pitch has consistently aided batters, allowing teams to post competitive totals, while disciplined bowling can still make an impact.
In the last five matches here, teams batting first have won 3 times, while teams chasing have won twice. The average first-innings score over these games is 123, suggesting a modest total can be defended with smart bowling.
TAN-W PNG-W Squads
Tanzania Women Squad: Fatuma Kibasu, Saum Mtae, Neema Pius(c), Hudaa Omary, Nasra Mohamedi, Jenifer Kimaro, Perice Kamunya, Saumu Hussein(w), Sophia Frank Jerome, Mwanamvua Ushanga, Sheila Kizito, Saum Borakambi, Shufaa Mohamedi, Nasra Nassoro Saidi.
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.
Tanzania Women vs PNG Women Match Winner Prediction
Current form tilts the contest towards PNG Women. They bowl with more discipline, create pressure early, and often break partnerships at crucial moments. Their batting also looks more structured, as they rotate strike well and finish innings with intent. Meanwhile, Tanzania Women remain inconsistent, especially in the middle overs, where they tend to lose momentum. PNG Women, however, maintain clarity under pressure and adapt quicker to changing conditions.
Our Winner Prediction: PNG Women to Win!
