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New Zealand Women v England Women predictions and cricket betting tips

Free cricket tips, best bets and analysis for New Zealand Women v England Women in Wednesday's fourth T20 international in Wellington

England opener Tammy Beaumont is a dangerous T20 batter
England opener Tammy Beaumont is a dangerous T20 batterCredit: Joe Allison

Where to watch New Zealand Women v England Women

TNT Sports 1, midnight Tuesday

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Tammy Beaumont to hit most fours for England Women
1pt 4-1 bet365

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New Zealand Women v England Women predictions

England Women were cruising towards a 3-0 lead in their five-match T20 series in New Zealand before a dramatic fightback from the home side's bowlers in Nelson on Sunday.

England required just 30 runs from the final five overs with eight wickets in hand but Maia Bouchier's dismissal after a blistering 71 off 47 balls sparked a spectacular collapse.

Captain Heather Knight, who top-scored in the first two T20s, was run out in the following over and New Zealand's Suzie Bates took two wickets in the 20th over to seal an unlikely four-run win.

The Kiwis are 11-5 to square the series at 2-2 in Wellington but England opener Tammy Beaumont could hamper their chances with a flurry of boundaries in the Powerplay overs.

Beaumont looks a tempting price in bet365's market on which England player will hit the most fours, having struck 11 boundaries from just 61 balls in the first three matches of the series.


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Published on 25 March 2024inCricket tips

Last updated 15:39, 25 March 2024

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