ICC Women World Cup 2025: The fifth match of ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 will be played between the Sri Lanka Women’s Team and Australia Women’s team at the R Premdasa Stadium in Colombo.
Sri lanka women vs australia women: ICC Women’s World Cup’s banging match is entertaining the audience. Meanwhile, on Saturday, October 4, the Sri Lankan women’s team and Australia will face face to face at the R Premdasa Stadium in Colombo. The match will start from 3:00 pm Indian time. Let us know that India and Sri Lanka are hosting this tournament together. In such a situation, Sri Lanka vs Australia and India vs Pakistan matches will be played at R Premdasa Stadium itself.
Sri Lanka Women vs Australia Women Head to Head Record
Between Sri Lankan women’s team and Australia women’s team ODI International There have been a total of 11 matches so far. In which Australia’s team was heavy. He has won 11 matches of the entire 11 matches. The last time an ODI match was played between Australia and Sri Lanka in 2019 Brisbane, which Australia won by 9 wickets. Talking about the ODI World Cup, the two teams came face to face on the World Cup ground five times and Australia defeated Sri Lanka five times.
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Where to see Sri Lanka vs Australia Women’s ODI match
The ICC Women’s World Cup 2025’s live telecast is being done on Star Sports Network. You can watch the fifth match of the ODI World Cup between Sri Lanka and Australia Women’s team on the Star Sports Network. Apart from this, live streaming will be done on Jio Hotstar. You can also see the latest updates related to the match on the website of Asianet News Hindi.
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Sri Lanka vs Australia Women Possible Playing 11
Sri Lanka Women: Chamari Athapathu (captain), Hasini Perera, Harshita Samarvikrama, Vishmi Gunratne, Kavisha Dilhari, Neelakshi de Silva, Anushka Sanjeevani (wicketkeeper), Achini Kulsuria, Sugandhika Kumari, Udeshika Prabodhani and Inoca Ranavira.
Australia Women: Alyssa Heli (captain and wicketkeeper), Foebe Lichfield, Ellis Perry, Beth Muni, Annabel Sadherland, Ashle Gardner, Tahalia McGrath, Sophie Molinux, Alana King, Kim Garth and Darcy Brown.