THAI-W vs SCO-W, WT20I 2025

Terdthai Cricket GroundSat 15 Nov 2025, 12:00 PM IST

Thailand Women 136/5
Scotland Women 137/8

Scotland Women won by 2 wickets

Our match winner prediction Scotland WomenOur writer's pick Called it

THAI-W vs SCO-W Scorecard

Thailand Women 136/5
Scotland Women 137/8

Match info

Match
Thailand Women vs Scotland Women, 4th Match
Series
Thailand Women vs Scotland Women WT20I Series 2025
Format
WT20I
Date
Saturday, 15 November 2025
Start
12:00 PM IST · 1:30 PM local
Venue
Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok
Result
Scotland Women won by 2 wickets

THAI-W vs SCO-W Recent Form and Head to Head

Thailand Women1 won of last 1
W
Scotland Women1 won of last 1
W

Head to head

These teams have not met in a T20 match on our records.

THAI-W vs SCO-W Team Records

At Terdthai Cricket Ground

Thailand Women
1Won
0Lost
0No result

Last 1 T20 match here

Scotland Women
1Won
0Lost
0No result

Last 1 T20 match here

THAI-W vs SCO-W Pitch Report

Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok

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

Across the last 3 WT20I matches here, the side batting first has averaged 115, with chasing teams averaging 84. Anything in the 105-125 range should make a competitive total.

Terdthai Cricket Ground Record

18T20 matches
113Avg 1st innings
93Avg 2nd innings
10Won batting first
8Won chasing
201Highest 1st inns

Full ground record

Women's Quadrangular T20I series 2025 prediction, props

The Quadrangular Women’s T20 Series 2025 will see Thailand Women face Scotland Women in Match 4 on Saturday, 15th November, at 12:00 PM at Terdthai Cricket Ground. Here's a look at the pitch report, key insights, props and match winner prediction for Thailand Women (THAI-W) vs Scotland Women (SCO-W).

THAI-W vs SCO-W Props

Stats

  • Nannapat Koncharoenkai scored 46 runs in the last match for Thailand Women.
  • Darcey Carter scored 71 runs in the last match for Scotland Women.

Terdthai Cricket Ground - Pitch Report

The Terdthai Cricket Ground pitch offers balanced conditions, favouring both batters and bowlers. Fast bowlers generate good bounce early in the innings, while spinners gain grip and turn as the match progresses. Batters can build innings if they start cautiously, but pressure can rise quickly against disciplined bowling.

Teams winning the toss often prefer to bat first to set a target, as the pitch tends to slow slightly in the later overs. Overall, the surface encourages competitive cricket and allows both disciplines to influence the outcome actively.

Thailand Women vs Scotland Women Head to Head

Scotland Women and Thailand Women have faced each other 3 times in WT20Is. Scotland Women have won two while Thailand Women won one match.

  • Matches Played: 3
  • Thailand Women Won: 1
  • Scotland Women Won: 2

Thailand Women vs Scotland Women Squads

Thailand Women Squad : Nattaya Boochatham, Chanida Sutthiruang, Nannapat Koncharoenkai(w), Natthakan Chantham, Naruemol Chaiwai(c), Rosenan Kanoh, Suleeporn Laomi, Sunida Chaturongrattana, Thipatcha Putthawong, Onnicha Kamchomphu, Phannita Maya, Suwanan Khiaoto, Aphisara Suwanchonrathi, Nannaphat Chaihan.

Scotland Women Squad : Ailsa Lister, Darcey Carter, Ellen Watson, Sarah Bryce(w/c), Megan McColl, Priyanaz Chatterji, Katherine Fraser, Chloe Abel, Abtaha Maqsood, Niamh Robertson Jack, Olivia Bell, Maryam Faisal, Nayma Sheikh, Kirsty McColl, Pippa Sproul, Rachel Slater.

THAI-W vs SCO-W Match Winner Prediction

Both teams come into this contest with confidence after winning their previous matches in the tournament, but a comparative assessment places Scotland Women in a stronger position. Their more reliable batting core, disciplined bowling attack and slightly better overall balance give them an edge over Thailand Women, who remain competitive but less consistent under pressure.

Our Prediction: Scotland Women to Win!

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