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England Women Aim to Stay Unbeaten Ahead of Key World Cup Clashes

Posted : 10 October 2025

England have made a confident start to their Women’s World Cup campaign, dispatching South Africa in their opening match and overcoming a testing encounter against Bangladesh. Now, they have a prime opportunity to remain unbeaten before taking on pre-tournament favourites later in the group stage.

 

However, England will face new challenges in Colombo on Saturday, where spin-friendly pitches could prove decisive. Opening batter Tammy Beaumont acknowledged that the conditions are helping to close the gap between stronger and weaker teams.

 

The pitch in Indore is expected to offer the best batting conditions in the tournament, Australia’s massive 326 against New Zealand remains the highest total of this World Cup. Despite England’s struggles against spin in Guwahati, other top sides have faced similar difficulties.

 

Even Australia narrowly escaped defeat to Pakistan after collapsing to 76-7 before eventually recovering to 221-9 in Colombo. England, though, have showcased a more balanced approach with both bat and ball, particularly through their spin attack.

 

The quartet of Linsey Smith, Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, and Alice Capsey have been instrumental, claiming 16 wickets collectively and adapting impressively to turning tracks.

 

The race for a semi-final spot remains tight after South Africa’s remarkable comeback win over India, highlighted by Nadine de Klerk’s unbeaten 84 from number eight.

 

Under captain Nat Sciver-Brunt, England remain the only unbeaten side in the tournament after Australia’s match against Sri Lanka was abandoned due to rain.

 

Meanwhile, the ICC confirmed that India’s fixtures against Australia and England will be played in front of sell-out crowds, though attendance for non-India games has been modest.

 

Despite modest personal scores of 21* and 13, Beaumont believes England’s narrow win over Bangladesh provided valuable lessons. After previous criticism for faltering under pressure, particularly in the T20 World Cup and Ashes, she believes the team has developed stronger resolve.

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