Delhi: In the 11th match of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by 100 runs. New Zealand batted first and scored 227 runs. Captain Sophie Devine played important innings of 63 runs and Brooke Halliday played important innings of 69 runs. In reply, the entire Bangladesh team was all out for just 127 runs in 39.5 overs. This was New Zealand’s first major win in the tournament, while Bangladesh had to face another crushing defeat.

Brief Scorecard – New Zealand vs Bangladesh, Women’s World Cup 2025, October 10

New Zealand batted first and scored 227/9 runs. (Brooke Halliday – 69 runs, Sophie Devine – 63 runs; Rabeya Khan – 3/30, Fahima Khatun – 1/37). In reply, Bangladesh women’s team was all out for 127 runs in 39.5 overs.
(Rabeya Khan – 25 runs, Nahida Akhtar – 17 runs; Jess Kerr – 3/21, Leah Tahuhu – 2/23) and New Zealand won by 100 runs.

key moment of the match

After the fall of the first 3 wickets, the 112-run partnership of Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday put New Zealand in a strong position, which completely changed the course of the match. After this, when Bangladesh team lost early wickets in the batting powerplay and came under constant pressure, then New Zealand’s bowling strengthened its hold. The swing and seam movement of Mair and Jess Kerr played a big role in wrapping up Bangladesh’s innings quickly.

player of the match

New Zealand’s Brooke Halliday was chosen player of the match. He played an important inning of 69 runs in 104 balls, which included 5 fours and 1 six.

FAQs – Tomorrow’s New Zealand vs Bangladesh Match Women’s World Cup 2025

Question 1: Who won the New Zealand vs Bangladesh Women’s World Cup 2025 match yesterday?
A1: New Zealand won the match by 100 runs on 10 October at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati.

Question 2: Who was the best player of the match?
A2: Brooke Halliday was named player of the match. He scored 69 runs in 104 balls, which included 5 fours and 1 six.

Question 3: What was the final score of yesterday’s match?
A3: New Zealand vs Bangladesh
New Zealand: 227/9 (Brooke Halliday 69 runs, Rabeya Khan 3 wickets)
Bangladesh: 127/10 (Rabeya Khan 25 runs, Jess Kerr 3 wickets)