The 2025 ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy will see Uganda Women take on Tanzania Women in Match 22 on Friday, 28 November, at 8:00 AM IST at the Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok. Ahead of this contest, look at the pitch report, head to head record, props and match winner prediction for the this clash.
Uganda Women vs Tanzania Women Props
Stats
- Saum Mtae is the highest run scorer for Tanzania Women with 97 runs in 5 matches.
- Janet Mbabazi is the highest run scorer for Uganda Women with 93 runs in 5 matches.
Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok - Pitch Report
The Asian Institute of Technology Ground in Bangkok offers a balanced contest between bat and ball. In the last five matches here, teams batting first have won twice, while teams chasing have won three times. The pitch provides consistent bounce, helping stroke play, but the slower areas assist spinners to extract turn.
Average first innings scores in the last five games have hovered around 125 runs, indicating a moderately paced scoring track.
UGA-W vs TAN-W Head to Head
They have faced each other in 8 T20Is where, Uganda Women have won 4 matches, while Tanzania Women have also won 4.
- Matches Played: 8
- Uganda Women Won: 4
- Tanzania Women Won: 4
Uganda Women vs Tanzania Women Squads
Uganda Women Squad: Janet Mbabazi, Esther Iloku, Immaculate Nakisuuyi, Kevin Awino(w), Rita Musamali, Stephani Nampiina, Prosscovia Alako, Malisa Ariokot, Naome Amongin, Concy Aweko(c), Kevin Amuge, Teddy Oyella, Irene Mutoni, Sarah Akiteng.
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.
Uganda Women vs Tanzania Women Match Winner Prediction
Consistent form and sharp performances have put Uganda Women in a strong position ahead of this clash. Their top-order batters have built solid partnerships, while the bowlers have applied pressure through disciplined lines and clever variations.
In contrast, Tanzania Women have shown flashes of brilliance but have struggled to capitalise on good starts, often losing momentum in the middle overs. With Uganda’s ability to adapt to pitch conditions and execute plans effectively, they are likely to dominate the contest, control and finish strongly to claim the win.
Our Winner Prediction: Uganda Women to Win!
