The co-host’s journey has entailed fluctuating form and frustrating rain washouts. Sri Lanka began their campaign showing that they have a strong bowling unit, reducing India to 124/6, before a revised DLS target of 271 proved to be too big. Their campaign was hampered with a washout against Australia and New Zealand.
The further suffered collapse against England while chasing 254 and slumped further with a massive 10-wicket defeat to South Africa. However, a thrilling seven-run win against Bangladesh provided some positives in an otherwise disappointing campaign.
Pakistan’s campaign has not been any better. It has been marked by moments of promise but has been overshadowed by recurring batting frailties. Their collapses against Bangladesh and India exposed vulnerability under pressure.
However, the bowling has fought hard. Despite spirited performances against Australia and England, they have struggled to close games. Rain washed out the match against New Zealand, before suffering a crushing 150-run loss to South Africa.
SL W vs PAK W Pitch Report World Cup 2025
The pitch at the R. Premadasa stadium has traditionally assisted spinners as the match goes on, while batters generally find stroke-making easier in the early stages when the ball comes nicely onto the bat. Teams often elect to bat after winning the toss as the surface starts offering more turn and grip under lights. A total in the range of 230–240 is expected to be competitive, based on recent women’s ODI trends at this venue.
SL W vs PAK W World Cup T20 Weather Update Today
It is expected to rain yet again in Colombo on Friday. According to the weather forecast, there is a 40 per cent chance of rain during the scheduled match time. The maximum temperature is likely to be around 28 degrees Celsius with average humidity between 70 and 80 per cent.
