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The Australian team, which starts their campaign, will be a strong contender against Pakistan in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup on Wednesday. Pakistan has to struggle to get rhythm in the competition. Australia’s effective performance in this World Championship is very different from other teams. Allisa Hilly’s leadership team is the only team to score more than 5 runs in the tournament so far, and in the last two matches, in the last two matches, another big score against Pakistan against Bangladesh and India.

If Pakistan loses this match, this would be their third consecutive defeat in the competition, which will endanger them. In the meantime, Australia’s victory can also be pulled down in the first place in India. New Zealand easily won by 19 runs after Australia scored more than 5 runs. The team is focusing on the eighth record World Cup title.

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Although opener Elisa Hieli, Beth Moon and Annabel Sadarland were struggling, Ashley Gardner scored a brilliant century in the match against New Zealand in Indore. They will try to strengthen their strategies in the match against Pakistan before facing the strong teams.

The three -match ODI series against India has shown good preparation for Australia for a difficult situation in the subcontinent and Pakistan is unlikely to be in trouble. Pakistan is currently in the last place in the competition for teams after the defeat by Bangladesh and India.

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However, the cancellation of the match against Sri Lanka at the R Premdasa Stadium on Saturday was disappointing for Australia as it was deprived of the opportunity to get the team two points and get the top spot in the qualities. The Pakistan team led by Fatima Sana was weaker in all the sections of the game in the matches against Bangladesh (defeated by seven wickets) and India (defeated by 7 runs).

The teams are as follows:

Australia: Elisa Hily (captain), Darsi Brown, Aslee Garden, Kim Gasta, Herer Graham, Elena King, Fobi Lichfield, Tahlia McGra, Sophie Molino, Beth Muni, Ellis Perry, Megan Shut, Anabel Sandar, Georgia Wall and Georgia Well.

Pakistan: Fatima Sana (captain), Alia Riaz, Diana Beg, Diama Fatima, Muniba Ali, Nashara Sandhu, Natalia Pervez, Omama Sohail, Remin Shamim, Sadia Shams, Sadia Iqbal, Shawal Julfikar, Sidra Nawaz and Sidra Arub.