Overview:
For Bangladesh, Fahima Khatun was the top run getter, amassing 34 runs off 80 balls. Earlier, New Zealand captain Sophie Devine (63) and Brooke Halliday (69) batted well, but the remaining batters disappointed.
New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by 100 runs in the ICC World Cup 2025 match at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati.
The White Ferns amassed 227/9 and restricted Bangladesh to 117 in 39.5 overs. Jess Kerr and Lea Tahuhu took three wickets each.
For Bangladesh, Fahima Khatun was the top run getter, amassing 34 runs off 80 balls. Earlier, New Zealand captain Sophie Devine (63) and Brooke Halliday (69) batted well, but the remaining batters disappointed.
Full Scorecard – New Zealand and Bangladesh Women’s World Cup 2025, October 10
New Zealand 227/9 (Brooke Halliday 69, Sophie Devine 63, Rabeya Khan 3 wickets) beat Bangladesh 117 (Fahima Khatun 34, Rabeya Khan 25, Jess Kerr wickets) by 100 runs.
Match Highlights & Key Moments
Bangladesh lost 6 batters for 33 runs, with Jess Kerr dismantling the top order. The sub-continent team couldn’t recover from the fall of wickets and ended up losing their second consecutive game in the World Cup.
Player of the Match
Brooke Halliday was named the Player of the Match for scoring 69 runs off 104 balls, laced with 5 fours and 1 six.
What This Result Means for the Women’s World Cup 2025
New Zealand have reached the fifth spot with their first win in the tournament while Bangladesh slipped to sixth spot. Australia (7 points), England (4 points), India (4 points) and South Africa (4 points) are the top four teams. Sri Lanka (1 point) and Pakistan (0 points) are in seventh and eighth places.
FAQs – Yesterday’s New Zealand vs Bangladesh Women’s World Cup 2025
Q1: Who won yesterday’s New Zealand vs Bangladesh Women’s World Cup 2025 match?
A1: New Zealand won the match by 100 runs at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati.
Q2: Who was the Player of the Match?
A2: Brooke Halliday was the Player of the Match.
Q3: What was the final score of yesterday’s match?
A3: New Zealand vs Bangladesh
New Zealand 227/9 (Brooke Halliday 69, Sophie Devine 63, Rabeya Khan 3 wickets)
Bangladesh 117 (Fahima Khatun 34, Rabeya Khan 25, Jess Kerr wickets)