New Zealand vs Bangladesh – Group Stage – Preview & Prediction | ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
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THE FACTS
When is New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women on and what time does it start? New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women will take place on Friday 17th February, 2023 – 13:00 (UK)
Where is New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women taking place? New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women will take place at Six Gun Grill Newlands in Cape Town, South Africa
Where can I get tickets for New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women? Click here for the latest ticket information for New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women
What channel is New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women on in the UK? New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women will be televised live on Sky Sports
Where can I stream New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women in the UK? Sky Sports subscribers can stream New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women live on Sky Go
THE LOWDOWN
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
- New Zealand’s T20 World Cup campaign is already all but done following not just consecutive defeats, but consecutive thrashings, firstly by Australia and then at the hands of South Africa.
- Being bowled out for just 76 and 67 whilst chasing tells the whole story really for New Zealand in what has been two desperately dire displays of batting.
BANGLADESH WOMEN
- Bangladesh have also lost their two matches played so far although the Tigers weren’t beaten as heavily as their opponents in either fixture to their credit.
- Australia proved way too strong for Bangladesh last time out, but this one is definitely more winnable with a good performance in all departments.
THE PREDICTION
Normally, New Zealand would be expected to win this fairly comfortably, but now this outcome is nowhere near as cut and dry following two diabolical batting displays from Sophie Devine’s side. They simply must get better now and with the experience within their dressing room, surely, they will in this match. Bangladesh are not to be underestimate and if their bowlers but New Zealand under pressure, then they have a big chance. Ultimately though, back New Zealand to win has to be favoured.
