Zimbabwe W vs West Indies W - Prediction, Preview & H2H · Women's T20 Internationals 2026
ZIM-WZimbabwe W
10:00 AM
WI-WWest Indies W
Women's T20 Internationals · Takashinga Sports Club
The Statz verdict
These sides have not met before in this format, so Takashinga Sports Club hosts a first meeting. The season batting edge is ZIM-W's, 107.1 runs per game vs 104.2, while WI-W's attack takes 5.2 wickets a match, the better bowling unit.
Head-to-head record
No previous meetings between these teams
The record starts here
Season comparison
Zimbabwe W vs West Indies W: preview and key facts
Zimbabwe W play West Indies W at Takashinga Sports Club on Monday 5 October in Women's T20 Internationals 2026. Confirmed XIs land around the toss; until then this page shows each side's likely team and full squad.
Frequently asked questions
Who is playing in Zimbabwe W vs West Indies W?
Confirmed XIs are announced around the toss, about 30 minutes before the start. Based on their last matches, Zimbabwe W are likely to field Nyasha Gwanzura, Lorraine Pemhiwa, Kelis Ndhlovu, Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano and 7 more, and West Indies W Hayley Matthews, Qiana Joseph, Shemaine Campbelle, Stafanie Taylor and 7 more. The full predicted XIs and squads are on this page.
What is Zimbabwe W's current form in 2026?
Zimbabwe W have won 0 and lost 11 of their 11 matches in 2026, averaging 107.1 runs per match.
What is West Indies W's current form in 2026?
West Indies W have won 2 and lost 6 of their 10 matches in 2026, averaging 104.2 runs per match.
When and where is Zimbabwe W vs West Indies W being played?
Zimbabwe W vs West Indies W is being played at Takashinga Sports Club on Monday 5 October 2026, starting 10:00 UTC (15:30 IST).
Who are the in-form batters for Zimbabwe W and West Indies W?
Across each side's last 10 matches, the leading run-scorers are Hayley Matthews (268 runs), Shemaine Campbelle (197 runs) and Stafanie Taylor (148 runs).
Who are the in-form bowlers for Zimbabwe W and West Indies W?
Across each side's last 10 matches, the leading wicket-takers are Hayley Matthews (12 wickets), Michelle Mavunga (8 wickets) and Aaliyah Alleyne (8 wickets).