Who will win Pakistan Women vs England Women, 1st ODI 2019?
Victory against Pakistan Women in Malaysia will guarantee England Women a place at the 2021 Women’s Cricket World Cup. The first match, at the Kinrara Oval, Kuala Lumpur, will take place on December 9 and gets underway at 09:30 local time.
Pakistan Women sit fifth in the ICC Women’s Championship and need to overhaul South Africa if they are to avoid the qualifiers. Just one point separates the two nations, having played 15 matches each. Pakistan come into this series after drawing a non-Championship series with Bangladesh.
England, on the other hand, have played three games more but have a vastly superior record and sit second overall. Just one win from any of the three WODIs on this tour will seal their World Cup place. It will also allow them to bounce back from their Ashes defeat in the summer – their most recent matches.
PAKW vs ENGW, 1st ODI 2019: Where to watch/Live streaming
Live streaming: Pakistan Cricket YouTube, ECB Youtube
PAKW vs ENGW Toss Prediction
Pakistan won the toss in each of their last two WODI matches so they are due to lose this one. Kuala Lumpur could be a bat-first wicket.
PAKW vs ENGW Weather Report
The forecast is bleak in Kuala Lumpur, with a 33 per cent chance of rain on Monday morning before the worst of the weather arrives in the afternoon. Given the early start time, England and Pakistan will have to hope they drop lucky.
PAKW vs ENGW Pitch Condition
The Kuala Lumpur wicket is usually good for batting.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for Pakistan Women vs England Women, 1st ODI 2019...
PAK Women Team News & Playing 11
PAKW Team News
Former captain Sana Mir is taking a break from international cricket, while Iram Javed, Sadia Iqbal and Kaynat Imtiaz are also left out from the squad that drew with Bangladesh. Anam Amin and Nida Dar are back, however – the latter fresh from her stint in the Women’s Big Bash League. Uncapped Kaynat Hafeez and Rameen Shamim are also included.
PAKW Key Players
Nahida Khan: Top-scored for Pakistan in both of their recent WODI matches against Bangladesh, hitting 68 and 63 in the two games. She now has seven WODI half-centuries.
Bismah Maroof: The captain and all-rounder scored 39 and 34 in the two matches against Bangladesh, as well as taking 2-24 in the second game – though she did concede the winning runs too. She now has 12 WODI half-centuries and 43 wickets.
Nida Dar: Fresh from her stint in the Women’s Big Bash League, where she took 13 wickets in ten innings for Sydney Thunder at an average of 16.92. In WODI cricket, she has 66 wickets and an economy rate of 3.96 runs per over.
PAKW Team Form
Pakistan have tied their last two WODI series. They tied their most recent ICC Women’s Championship match with South Africa, thanks to number 11 Nashra Sandhu’s six and a single from the final two balls, to ensure the series ended 1-1. Nahida Khan then scored two half-centuries in Pakistan’s series with Bangladesh, but after defending 215 in opening game, they lost by one wicket, with one ball to spare, after posting 210 in the second match.
PAK Women Predicted Playing 11
Nahida Khan, Sidra Ameen, Javeria Khan, Bismah Maroof (c), Aliya Riaz, Umaima Sohail, Rameen Shamim, Sidra Nawaz (wk), Nida Dar, Nashra Sandhu, Diana Baig
ENG Women Team News & Playing 11
ENGW Team News
Sarah Glenn has earned her first England call-up for both legs of this tour, after impressing in the Kia Women’s Super League. Mady Villiers is also retained and Freya Davies recalled. Captain Heather Knight is one of seven players to have travelled directly from the Women’s Big Bash League, alongside Tammy Beaumont, Amy Jones, Nat Sciver, Fran Wilson, Lauren Winfield and Danni Wyatt.
ENGW Key Players
Danni Wyatt: In excellent form at the Women’s Big Bash League and if she can recapture that batting form – scoring 468 runs in 14 innings – she could re-establish her place in this WODI squad.
Tammy Beaumont: Her century in the second WODI against Australia – her sixth in the format, to go with nine half-centuries – was one of few highlights of a poor series for the England Women. She averages 41.07 in WODI cricket.
Sophie Ecclestone: The 20-year-old left-arm spinner has taken 34 wickets in 21 innings so far. Her most recent matches were in the Kia Super League, where she took 12 wickets in ten games, meanwhile.
ENGW Team Form
England suffered three heavy defeats in the WODI leg of the Women’s Ashes. Nat Sciver hit 64 in the first match but they were bowled out for 177 and lost by two wickets despite Sophie Ecclestone’s 3-34. Tammy Beaumont then scored a century in the second game, but England collapsed to 217 all out and lost by four wickets. Worse was to follow too as, in the final game, they were bowled out for a miserable 75 chasing 270 to win.
ENG Women Predicted Playing 11
Amy Jones (wk), Tammy Beaumont, Heather Knight, Nat Sciver, Fran Wilson, Danni Wyatt, Katherine Brunt, Anya Shrubsole, Sophie Ecclestone, Freya Davies, Sarah Glenn
PAK Women vs ENG Women Head to Head
England have won all eight WODI matches they have played against Pakistan Women. That included three big wins in the last cycle of the ICC Women’s Championship when they met in June 2016 and then another dominant victory at the World Cup.
The latter, the most recent match between the teams, saw Heather Knight and Nat Sciver both hit centuries in a total of 377/7 – England’s third consecutive 300+ score against Pakistan. Only 29.2 overs were possible in reply, with Pakistan’s 107/3 some 108 runs behind the DLS par score.
PAKW vs ENGW Head to Head Stats
| Matches Played |
PAKW Won |
ENGW Won |
Tie |
No Result |
| 8 |
0 |
8 |
0 |
0 |
🏆 PAK Women vs ENG Women Prediction
England Women need to bounce back from their defeat to Australia, but they have an unblemished record against Pakistan and the quality to maintain that – as long as the weather allows them to.
Final Verdict: Back England Women to beat Pakistan Women.
Dec 09, 2019
07:00 IST / 1:30 GMT
Kinrara Academy Oval - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
PAKW vs ENGW ODI 
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