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 SA-W vs NZ-W 3rd ODI Match Prediction 

 Match:  South Africa vs New Zealand Women (SA-W vs NZ-W) 
 Time:   01 Sep, 01:00 PM (IST) 

 Series:: 3rd ODI Match 
 Venue:  Kingsmead Cricket Ground - Durban, South Africa 

 Recent Form: 

 SA-W 
W,  W, L, W,  W
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 NZ-W 
L,   L,  L, W,  L
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 Info: 

• Laura Wolvaardt has been the star batter in the series and the skipper is our tip for South Africa Women’s highest run scorer in this game.
• Nonkululeko Mlaba will enjoy bowling on this surface and she is a strong choice for South Africa Women’s top wucket taker against New Zealand Women.
• Suzie Bates is yet to show her true class in the series and we are backing her to be New Zealand Women’s highest run scorer on Sunday.

 Live Streaming: 

Live Streaming: The match will be live telecast on Fancode.

 Weather & Pitch Report: 

 Weather: ⛅

The weather will be clean with slight cloud. But there is no chances of rain, We can expect a good match between the two sides. 

 Pitch: 🏟️

The pitch in Durban is not quite as quick as it used to be but will still offer strong carry and bounce for the pace bowlers. A par score will be in the region of 285.

 Team NEWS: 

 SA-W Team News: 

With the series already secured after wins by 4 wickets with 17 balls remaining and 7 wickets with 28 balls remaining earlier this week, Laura Wolvaardt’s side come to Durban looking to stir themselves once more to secure a 3-0 series whitewash over New Zealand Women.

 NZ-W Team News: 

After being quite competitive throughout the opening ODI, New Zealand Women will have been disappointed by their showing in the last game when they never really were able to get far ahead in the match. They need an improved showing with both bat and ball on Sunday.

 Predicted Playing11: 

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 SA-W 

1.Laura Wolvaardt(C)

2. Tazmin Brits

3. Lara Goodall

4. Sune Luus

5. Marizanne Kapp

6. Chloe Tryon

7. Nadine de Klerk

8. Sinalo Jafta(WK)

9. Nonkululeko Mlaba

10. Ayabonga Khaka

11. Masabata Klaas

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 NZ-W 

1. Suzie Bates

2. Amelia Kerr

3. Sophie Devine(C)

4. Maddy Green

5. Georgia Plimmer

6. Izzy Gaze(WK)

7. Brooke Halliday

8. Lea Tahuhu

9. Hannah Rowe

10. Jess Kerr

11. Eden Carson

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 SA-W vs NZ-W Team Combo: 

 SA-W Team Info - 

• Laura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits will probably open the inning.
• Laura Wolvaardt was the highest fantasy points gainer in the previous match.
• Lara Goodall will bat at the one-down position. She is the backbone of the batting team.
• Sune Luus and Marizanne Kapp will handle the middle-order batting.
• Laura Wolvaardt will lead the South Africa Women as a Captain. She was the highest fantasy points gainer in the previous match.
• Sinalo Jafta will do the Wicket Keeping for South Africa Women.
• Chloe Tryon and Sune Luus will take care of the spin bowling of her team.
• Masabata Klaas and Nonkululeko Mlaba will lead the pace attack of her team.

 NZ-W Team Info - 

• Suzie Bates and Amelia Kerr will probably open the inning.
• Amelia Kerr was the highest fantasy points gainer in the previous match.
• Sophie Devine will bat at the one-down position. She is the backbone of the batting team.
• Maddy Green and Georgia Plimmer will handle the middle-order batting.
• Sophie Devine will lead the New Zealand Women as a Captain. She is also a good All-Rounder
• Izzy Gaze will do the Wicket Keeping for New Zealand Women.
• Amelia Kerr will take care of the spin bowling of the team. She was the highest fantasy points gainer in the previous match.
• Hannah Rowe and Lea Tahuhu will lead the pace attack of her team.
• Hannah Rowe is having topmost fantasy points in this series.

 Winning Chances: 

This series has been more one-sided than most observers had expected up to this point and overall New Zealand Women have been a little disappointing. However, the credit should go to South Africa Women, who, with their captain in brilliant form, have been much the better side. We are predicting another win for South Africa Women on Sunday.

 SA-W vs NZ-W Key Players: 

 SA Women 

 SA-W Team Batting 

After Chloe Tryon had top scored in the opening game of the series, it was the South Africa Women’s skipper Wolvaardt who took centre stage in the last ODI with 124 not out from 141 balls. Ahead of this match she has already scored 174 runs in this series.

 SA-W Team Bowling 

The South Africa Women bowlers showed improvement from the first to the second ODI and come into this game full of confidence after dismissing New Zealand for 253 on Thursday. Nonkululeko Mlaba was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 3-41.

 NZ Women 

 NZ-W Team Batting 

Hannah Rowe and Amelia Kerr have been New Zealand Women’s most consistent batters so far in this series with Maddy Green also chipping in with a useful 43 on Thursday. In this final ODI, the team management will be looking to skipper Sophie Devine and opener Suzie Bates to produce some runs.

 NZ-W Team Batting 

New Zealand have some talented bowlers but, in this ODI, they must work on their ability to pick up wickets after the ball has lost some of its shine and hardness after 10-15 overs. Lea Tahuhu is a consistent performer and she picked up two of the three wickets in the last match.

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 Team Forms: 

 SA-W Team Form: 

South Africa Women have been too strong for New Zealand Women in this series and have won four of their last five.

 NZ-W Team Form: 

New Zealand Women have beaten Sri Lanka Women but lost all of their other previous five ODIs.

 SQUAD: 

 South Africa Women (SA-W) Squad: 

Laura Wolvaardt(c), Tazmin Brits, Lara Goodall, Sune Luus, Marizanne Kapp, Chloe Tryon, Nadine de Klerk, Sinalo Jafta(w), Ayabonga Khaka, Masabata Klaas, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Delmi Tucker, Mieke de Ridder, Nondumiso Shangase, Tumi Sekhukhune, Anneke Bosch

 New Zealand Women (NZ-W) Squad: 

Suzie Bates, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine(c), Maddy Green, Georgia Plimmer, Brooke Halliday, Hannah Rowe, Isabella Gaze(w), Jess Kerr, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Molly Penfold, Kate Anderson, Fran Jonas, Bernadine Bezuidenhout.

 *Must Watch the Team Guide Section for Stats & Player Forms etc. -Which will be available soon- 

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 Player Recent Performance: 

 England ODI 

 Wicket Keeper 

Jamie Smith (Wk) –

4dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, DNB, 3dwn, 2dwn

9(10), 85(107), 69(98)*, DNB, 45(58)*, 34(44)

BAT – Match  – 15, Innings – 12, Runs – 425, Avg – 43

Philip Salt (Wk) –

Open, Open, Open, Open, Open, Open

28(21),35(25), 7(15),12(19), 23(16), 14(15)

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 Batsman 

Ben Duckett –

2dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn

48(49), 0(5), 20(32), 3(5), 44(38), 1(7)

BAT – Match  – 77, Innings – 72, Runs – 2408, Avg – 37

Joe Root – Right Arm off-break

1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 2dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn

29(40), 4(7), 0(2), 6(15)+0/25(5), 1(3), 86(77), 0(3), 11(21), 0(2)

Harry Brook –

2dwn, Open, Open, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn

10(15), 2(12), 25(41), 6(9), 80(75), 0(3), 0(3), 47(38)

BAT – Match – 18, Innings – 15, Runs – 429, Avg – 31

Sam Hain –

3dwn, 2dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn

89(82), 33(48)*, 3(10), 52(51), 0(3), 84(100)*

BAT – Match  – 62, Innings – 60, Runs – 2898, Avg – 58

Zak Crawley (c) –

1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, Open, Open

0(2), 39(34), 0(1), 58(70)*, 120(133), 94(108)

BAT – Match  – 26, Innings – 25, Runs – 840, Avg – 37

Tom Kohler Cadmore –

Open, Open, Open, Open, Open

31(41), 67(80), 0(3), 79(92), 97(113)

BAT – Match  – 56, Innings – 54, Runs – 1808, Avg – 34

 All-Rounder 

Rehan Ahmed – Legbreak Googly

6dwn, 9dwn, 8dwn, 6dwn, 6dwn, DNB

6(8), 2(7), 40(42)*, 1(1)*, 3(6), DNB

4/54(10), 1/62(10), 0/27(4), 1/62(9+1M), 2/25(7+1M), 0/60(9)

BAT – Match  – 8, Innings – 7, Runs – 91, Avg – 30

BOWL – Over – 66, Wkt – 6, Sr – 66

Will Jacks – Right Arm off-break

Open, 4dwn, 4dwn, Open, Open, Open

94(88), 1(4), 26(31), 17(30), 8(9), 29(41)

0/27(3), 0/27(6), 1/18(5),DNB, DNB, 1/35(7)

BAT – Match  – 24, Innings – 23, Runs – 533, Avg – 23

BOWL – Over – 91, Wkt – 12, Sr – 46

 Bowler 

Brydon Carse – Right Arm fast

1/40(8), 1/53(7), 0/25(5), 0/60(6), 1/46(9), 1/45(8)

BOWL – Over – 127, Wkt – 23, Sr – 33

George Scrimshaw – Right Arm Medium

3/66(9), 1/64(10), 0/22(3), 1/23(2), 2/41(5)

BOWL – Over – 20, Wkt – 4, Sr – 30

Luke Wood –  Left Arm Fast Medium

0/59(10), 2/36(5), 1/32(5), 2/44(7+1M)

BOWL – Over – 31, Wkt – 5, Sr – 38

Matthew Potts – Right Arm Medium

2/47(7), 0/33(4), 3/55(8+2M), 1/49(7+1M), 2/46(10), 0/34(4)

BOWL – Over – 68, Wkt – 16, Sr – 26

Tom Hartley – Left Arm Orthodox

0/48(10), 1/46(7), 0/59(10), 0/62(10)

BOWL – Over – 27, Wkt – 1, Sr – 163

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 ‍Ireland ODI 

 Wicket Keeper 

Lorcan Tucker (Wk) –

3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn

11(19), 133(93), 24(22), 25(19), 19(11)*, 0(5)

ODI

BAT – Match – 44, Innings – 37, Runs – 685, Avg – 21

Neil Rock –

3dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn

1(3), 102(73), 24(28), 39(29), 87(60)

ODI

BAT – Match – 44, Innings – 37, Runs – 927, Avg – 30

 Batsman 

Andy Balbirnie (c) –

Open, Open, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn

14(14), 20(14),1(5), 45(58)*, 66(88), 12(13)

ODI

BAT – Match – 101, Innings – 97, Runs – 2907, Avg – 33

Harry Tector – Right Arm Off-break

2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn

39(40), 0(2), 10(9), 0(4), 37(17), 2(13)

ODI

BAT – Match – 38, Innings – 36, Runs – 1514, Avg – 50

BOWL – Over – 30, Wkt – 2, Avg – 90

Paul Stirling –

Open, Open, Open, Open, Open, Open, Open

25(17), 9(10), 66(64), 15(24), 58(45), 162(128)

George Dockrell – Left Arm Orthodox

4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, 5dwn, DNB, 4dwn

43(54), 26(37), 88(89), 33(47), DNB, 15(7)*

3/43(8), DNB, DNB, 0/23(5), DNB, 2/32(6)

ODI

BAT – Match – 117, Innings – 82, Runs – 1284, Avg – 24

BOWL – Over – 784, Wkt – 103, Avg – 46

 All-Rounder 

Andy McBrine – Right Arm Off-break

5dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, Open

4(12), 7(12), 12(25),  20(35), 1(5), 35(53)

0/34(5), DNB, 0/45(9), 0/29(5),1/42(8),  2/19(6+1M)

ODI

BAT – Match – 82, Innings – 55, Runs – 822, Avg – 19

BOWL – Over – 643, Wkt – 84, Avg – 43

Curtis Campher – Right Arm Medium

1dwn, 1dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 5dwn, 5dwn

9(14), 98(101), 32(27), 101(82), 49(24), 6(12)

DNB, 0/17(5), 0/69(8), 0/63(9), 0/54(5), 3/51(7+1M)

ODI

BAT – Match – 30, Innings – 24, Runs – 757, Avg – 35

BOWL – Over – 154, Wkt – 24, Avg – 38

Gareth Delany – Legbreak Googly

4dwn, DNB, 5dwn, 6dwn, DNB

98(83), DNB , 61(38), 16(25), DNB

1/36(4), DNB, DNB , 1/38(6), 0/31(7)

ODI

BAT – Match – 21, Innings – 18, Runs – 234, Avg – 18

BOWL – Over – 65, Wkt – 7, Avg – 56

 Bowler 

Barry McCarthy – Right Arm Medium

1/71(10), 1/23(4+1M), 2/63(9+1M), 2/49(10), 1/27(7), 3/56(8+1M)

ODI

BOWL – Over – 351, Wkt – 69, Avg – 31

Mark Adair – Right Arm Medium

1/63(9+1M), 2/51(8+1M), 2/63(10),  0/20(6), 2/47(9+1M), 2/37(8), 0/32(5)

ODI

BOWL – Over – 305, Wkt – 54, Avg – 34

Craig Young – Right Arm Medium

2/38(7), 2/75(10), 4/61(10), 2/36(7),  3/35(7+1M), 0/28(5), 2/46(10), 1/53(10), 1/56(8), 1/37(6+1M)

ODI

BOWL – Over – 310, Wkt – 65, Avg – 29

Graham Hume – Right Arm Medium

0/23(5), 2/40(8+1M), 1/84(9+1M), 0/32(5),DNB, 1/26(6), 1/36(9+1M), 1/57(10), 2/32(10)

ODI

BOWL – Over – 73, Wkt – 14, Avg – 32

Joshua Little – Left Arm Fast Medium

1/82(10), 2/30(5), 0/78(8), 2/73(10), 2/47(10), 1/33(7)*, 0/65(9), 1/63(9), 3/61(10), 1/39(8)

ODI

BOWL – Over – 258, Wkt – 58, Avg – 33

Theo van Woerkom –  Left Arm Orthodox

2/32(10), 2/61(8), 2/63(9+1M), 2/32(10), 3/58(9+1M),

BOWL – Over – 236, Wkt – 34, Avg – 42

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 Toss:   New Zealand Women opt to bowl

 Confirm Lineups:  

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Guide:
Apply the below strategies to make your best dream team after the toss

1. Select a small league team and rotate or change C/VC, also pick 1 punt player in place of a player who you think will not perform

2. for more Grand League Combinations Make One-sided winning combinations for both side team - as per toss and pitch info.


Make necessary changes if any player absent
*Above GL Team Guide Images for Guide only.
*You can make necessary changes as per your choice.
*Above Team may be Highly risky so play at your own risk.
*for the final team check here in the last 15mins of the match deadline.
*You can also make some other combinations by changing 1-2 players with help of the Team Guide.


Best of Luck.


Disclaimer:
>Fantasy Cricket is a game of skill and luck is also very much important to win the grand league in fantasy cricket leagues. We have covered the skill part.


> We have mentioned the expected playing 11 as per our cricket knowledge. You can change the fantasy team once the playing 11 is out.


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This Team will be changed after the toss if any player absent.

Tips: 

1. Consider player form.
2. Check pitch and weather conditions.
3. Stay updated on team news.
4. Review head-to-head records.
5. Identify key players.
6. Choose captain and vice-captain wisely.
7. Aim for a balanced lineup.
8. Consider player roles (batsmen, bowlers, all-rounders, wicket-keepers).
9. Verify player availability.
10. Research using statistics and expert opinions available within the preview of this match.

About Prime Team:

• Prime Team is likely a term related to the popular fantasy sports platform. In fantasy sports, a "prime team" usually refers to a lineup or selection of players that a user believes will perform exceptionally well in real-life matches.
• Creating a Dream Prime Team involves carefully selecting players based on their recent form, performance statistics, match conditions, and other relevant factors to maximize the chances of earning points in the fantasy league.
• It's important to note that my knowledge is based on information and stats available for this match.
• *Remember that Playing on Fantasy Platforms involves an element of luck, and no strategy guarantees success. It's important to monitor the match closely and make adjustments if needed. Good luck with your fantasy lineup!

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