SL W vs AUS W 5th ODI: Where to Watch Sri Lanka W vs Australia W, H2H, Playing 11 & Full Match Details

The 5th ODI of the tournament between Australia Women and Sri Lanka Women will be played on Saturday at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

Australia Women started their campaign in style, beating New Zealand Women by 89 runs in their first match. They put up a big total of 327 runs and defended it comfortably. Ashleigh Gardner was the star of the match, smashing a superb 115 runs from just 83 balls.

In contrast, Sri Lanka Women had a tough start, losing to India Women by 59 runs. Chasing 279 runs, they were bowled out for 211. Skipper Chamari Athapaththu played a fighting knock, scoring 43 runs off 47 balls.

Match Details

Pitch Report – R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

The pitch at R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo usually offers a fair contest between batters and bowlers. In the early part of the match, it’s good for batting, with nice bounce that allows players to score freely. However, as the game goes on, the pitch tends to slow down, making stroke play harder. Spinners come into the game more in the later stages, as the dry surface helps the ball turn sharply. Fast bowlers can make an impact with the new ball, especially under the lights, but they find it tougher once the pitch slows. Because of these conditions, teams often prefer to bat first after winning the toss, as chasing becomes difficult later in the match.

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

Head-to-Head Record in T20Is

Sri Lanka Women vs Australia Women Probable Playing XI

Sri Lanka Women: A Sanjeewani (wk), H Madavi, N de Silva, H Perera, Vishmi Rajapaksha, C Atapattu (C), WK Dilhari, I Ranaweera, S Kumari, A Kulasuriya, U Prabodhani

Australia Women: Alyssa Healy (C), BL Mooney, Phoebe Litchfield, TM McGrath, A Gardner, A Sutherland, EA Perry, KJ Garth, A King, Darcie Brown, S Molineux

Where to Watch Women’s World Cup 2025 Broadcasting and Live?

• TV: Star Sports Network

• Online: JioHotstar

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