Australia and England have played 42 T20 matches, with Australia winning 25 and England winning 10. 7 matches ended in no result, giving Australia a significant edge.
AUS W vs ENG W: The final match of the three-match Women's Ashes 2025 T20 International series between Australia and England will be played today, January 25th, at the Adelaide Oval. The match will begin at 1:45 PM Indian Standard Time. In the second T20, Australia defeated England by 6 runs under the DLS method, taking a 2-0 lead in the series. Australia is now poised for a clean sweep, while England will fight to salvage some pride.
Australia and England Head-to-Head Record
Australia and England have played 42 T20 International matches to date. During this period, Australia won 25 matches, while England secured victories in only 10. 7 matches resulted in no result. This clearly shows Australia's dominance.
Second T20 Brief Summary
England captain Heather Knight won the toss in the second T20 and opted to bowl first. Australia scored 185 runs for five wickets in 20 overs, with captain Tahlia McGrath's unbeaten 48 being a key contribution. England was set a target of 186 runs but was bowled out for 168 in 19.1 overs.
Pitch Report: What to expect from the Adelaide Oval pitch?
The Adelaide Oval pitch is expected to offer assistance to both batsmen and bowlers. Fast bowlers may find swing and bounce in the early overs. The powerplay will likely favor fast bowlers, making bowling first a potentially advantageous choice. Fast bowlers will likely have an initial advantage, while spinners might find assistance in the middle overs.
Weather Report: Possibility of Rain
Cloudy conditions and a chance of rain are predicted for the third T20 match in Adelaide. Temperatures will hover around 15°C with light winds and humidity reaching up to 42%. The weather could significantly impact the match.
Probable Playing XIs for Both Teams
Australia: Georgia Voll, Beth Mooney (wk), Phoebe Litchfield, Ellyse Perry, Annabel Sutherland, Tahlia McGrath (c), Grace Harris, Georgia Wareham, Alana King, Kim Garth, Megan Schutt.
England: Maia Bouchier, Danielle Wyatt-Hogg, Sophia Dunkley, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Heather Knight (c), Amy Jones (wk), Freya Kemp, Charlotte Dean, Sophie Ecclestone, Sarah Glenn, Lauren Bell.
A Crucial Match for Both Teams
This match is crucial for both teams. Australia will aim to maintain their dominance, while England will strive to avoid a series whitewash. Both the weather and the pitch conditions are likely to play a significant role, requiring both teams to adapt their strategies accordingly.
