Opening her 2025 ICC Women's ODI World Cup campaign with a 10 -wicket win in South Africa in South Africa on Friday in Guwahati, England will convert Barspara Cricket Stadium into a happy hunt on Tuesday when they face Bangladesh in their second group league match at the same site.Bowling First, it was a magnificent spin display by English women, led by left -arm spinner Lisni Smith, which helped them skit the proteases for a palette 69 before reaching the target in the 15th over. Since then, staying at the venue, women have already understanding the situation in the traditional powerhouse of cricket. Against Bangladesh, they will aim to take advantage of this acquaintance with the Barspara track to register a back-to-back win.On the other hand, Bangladesh will see to build confidence from beating Pakistan Seven wickets in his initial game in Colombo on Thursday. He also had a powerful all-round bowling display to finish Pakistan batsmen for the bottom 129 before reaching the target in the 32nd over.On Tuesday, there will be a separate ball game against the four-time ODI World Champion, which boasts the globally known stars like Nut Skyvar-Bunt, Sophie's Eclastone, Heather Night, Lauren Bell, Tammy BeomSerious effort. On experience and paper, Europeans are far ahead of their Asian opponents, but Bangladesh would try to prove their performance against Pakistan that there was no flower.Bangladesh will trust players like wicketkeeper-captain Nigar SultanaSeemar Marufa Akhar, spinner Nishita Arta Nishi, and opener Rubya Haider to fight with their opponents. While Marufa was made the match player against Pakistan with 2/31 figures out of his seven overs, Hyder chased with a solid and an unbeaten 54.The Barsapara pitch is likely to help batsmen as usual, in which pacers get some initial help. As the game progresses, the surface may slow down slightly, bring spinners into the game.With the forecast of the afternoon rainfall, England will begin on Tuesday as a firm favorite. Bangladesh will imagine its opportunities, but is a difficult task against a side ganing for his fifth ODI World Cup title.
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