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Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Women Predictions - On-fire Devine to shatter Sri Lanka’s spirit

Simon Lewis

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Last updated: 12 Oct 2025

Simon Lewis 12 Oct 2025

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Sophie Devine has scored 34, 54, 112, 85 & 63 runs in her last five innings.
Nilakshika Silva has scored 48, 75, 35 & 23 runs in her last four innings.
Can New Zealand push into the playoff spots by beating Sri Lanka?

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Sophie Devine hits out against Bangladesh. (credit: Biju Boro/Getty Images)

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Women Predictions

Sri Lanka have lost their last four completed matches by big margins. New Zealand lost their first two matches of the World Cup against strong opposition, so they will be determined to pick up points against countries in the bottom half of the table.

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Women Predictions
Head-to-Head
Sri Lanka Women Form
Sri Lanka Women Team News
New Zealand Women Form
New Zealand Women Team News

New Zealand Women’s Sophie Devine (260 runs, ave 86.66) is 1st in the Women’s Cricket World Cup runs list.
New Zealand Women’s Brooke Halliday has scored 28, 45 & 69 in her last 3 innings.
Sri Lanka Women’s Nilakshika Silva has scored 999 runs in WODIs.
Sri Lanka Women’s Harshitha Samarawickrama has scored 26, 25, 29 & 33 in her last 5 innings.

Head-to-Head

New Zealand Women have won three and lost one of their last five matches against Sri Lanka Women. The other match was rained-off.

Sri Lanka Women Form

Sri Lanka picked up their only point thanks to a rained-off match against Australia, but their other four most recent matches all ended in defeat.

Their last match saw them smashed by England to the tune of 89 runs after England had posted 253/9 off their 50 overs. Inoka Ranaweera (3/33, econ 3.30) starred with the ball for Sri Lanka, knocking over three of England’s top seven batters.

Hasini Perera (35 off 60) and Harshitha Samarawickrama (33 off 37) put Sri Lanka in a good position to hunt down their target, but they both perished in the 30s and the middle–order and tail could only add 66 runs for their last six wickets.

Sri Lanka Women Team News

Sri Lanka are struggling to find winning form and need to take some risks as they seek wins urgently.

New Zealand Women Form

New Zealand earned their first win of the World Cup when they beat Bangladesh by 100 runs.

New Zealand recovered from 38/3 to post 227/9, thanks to a 112-run stand for the fourth wicket between the ever-reliable Sophie Devine (63 off 85) and Brooke Halliday (69 off 104).

Jess Kerr (3/21, econ 2.62) knocked over three of Bangladesh’s top four to leave them reeling at 33/6. Bangladesh were bowled out for 127 with 10 overs and one ball in hand.

New Zealand Women Team News

Despite two losses, New Zealand are playing well with bat and ball and are unlikely to make any changes to their team.

Verdict

Sri Lanka Women v New Zealand Women

I am backing New Zealand Women to win. I am also backing Sophie Devine to top score for New Zealand Women.

Nilakshika Silva is a good bet to top score for the Sri Lanka Women.

New Zealand Women Win

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