Match abandoned without a bowl bowled
Australia W vs Pakistan W lineups
Predicted XIs: each side's last XI until the toss confirms them
Australia WXI from 20 Oct v New Zealand W
Beth Mooney (wk)Wicketkeeper, left hand bat
2
P
Phoebe Litchfield Bowler, right hand bat, legbreak
3
Ellyse Perry Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
4
Ashleigh Gardner Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
5
Georgia Wareham Bowler, right hand bat, legbreak googly
6
Annabel Sutherland Batsman, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
7
Kim Garth Batsman, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
Pakistan WXI from 4 Aug v Sri Lanka W
Muneeba Ali (c) Wicketkeeper, left hand bat
2
S
Shawaal Zulfiqar Batsman, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
3
Najiha Alvi (wk)Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
4
U
Umme Hani Bowler, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
5
Tuba Hassan Bowler, right hand bat, legbreak
6
W
Waheeda Akhtar Bowler
7
Nashra Sandhu Bowler, right hand bat, slow left arm orthodox
Australia W vs Pakistan W Questions
When is Australia W vs Pakistan W?
Australia W vs Pakistan W starts at 02:45 UK time (08:15 in India) on Sunday 29 January 2023, at Manuka Oval, Manuka, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, part of Women's T20 Internationals 2023; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the Australia W vs Pakistan W head to head?
Australia W lead the Australia W vs Pakistan W head to head at 4-0 from 7 T20 meetings, with 3 no results, and the latest, on 23 June 2026 at Headingley, was won by Australia W.
What is Australia W's recent form?
Australia W have won 4 and lost 0 of their last 5 T20 matches, with 1 no result, newest first NR W W W W; most recently they had no result against New Zealand W on 22 Oct.
What is Pakistan W's recent form?
Pakistan W have won 2 and lost 3 of their last 5 T20 matches, newest first W L L W L; most recently they beat Sri Lanka W on 04 Aug, 115/6 to 113/6.
What is a good score at Manuka Oval?
A good first-innings score at Manuka Oval is around 154, the average over its last 4 T20 matches, and the side batting first has won 25% of them, so chasing has had the edge there.