England Women vs Bangladesh Women Match: October 7 in ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, on Tuesday, England Women and Bangladesh Women’s team will face to face. The match will be played at Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati.
ICC Women’s World Cup 2025: The ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 group stage match is being held. There have been a total of 7 matches so far. The eighth match of this league will be played between the England women’s team and the Bangladesh women’s team. Both teams are winning their first match. While Bangladesh defeated the Pakistan women’s team, the England team is also winning from South Africa by 10 wickets. Both teams are full of confidence, so this match is going to be very interesting.
When to see England vs Bangladesh Women’s ODI match
ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 The match between England and Bangladesh women’s team will start Indian time from 3:00 pm on October 7, on Tuesday afternoon. The match will be on the fan code app along with the match’s live telecast star sports network and live streaming Jio Hotstar. Apart from this, you can also see the latest updates related to the match on Asianet News Hindi website.
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Bangladesh and England women’s team head to head record
In the history of the ODI World Cup, the team of Bangladesh and England have come face to face only once, in which England won by 100 runs. Talking about ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, the Bangladeshi team defeated Pakistan by 7 wickets in their first match. The match was played on 2 October at the R Premdasa Stadium in Sri Lanka. At the same time, England team is winning by 10 wickets in the match against South Africa played on 3 October on the grounds of Guwahati. In such a situation, she knows this pitch well.
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England Women vs. Bangladesh Women Possible Playing 11
England Women: Tammy Beomont, Amy Jones (wicketkeeper), Heather Knight, Nat Cyrie-Brant (Captain), Sophia Dunkle, Emma Lamb, Ellis Capsi, Charlot Dean, Sophie Eklestone, Linsy Smith and Lauren Bell.
Bangladesh Women: Fargana Haq, Rubia Haider, Sharmin Akhtar, Nigar Sultana (captain and wicketkeeper), Shobhana Mostry, Shorna Akhtar, Fahima Khatoon, Nahida Akhtar, Rabya Khan, Marofa Akhtar and Nishita Akhtar Nishi.