Tasmania Women vs Western Australia Women match prediction 6 Mar 2022

TAS-W vs WA-W Match 12 Predictions & Betting Tips

Tasmania Women will be at loggerheads with Western Australia Women in the 12th match of the ongoing competition Women’s National Cricket League. This match is going to take place at the Pratten Park in Sydney on March 6, Sunday. Yet again, we have been presented with a chance to make money and thus I have managed to handpick three of the best betting tips from the TAS-W vs WA-W head-to-head clash.

Tasmania Women are coming into this fixture with two wins from three matches and will be looking to continue with their journey towards the top two. Western Australia Women, on the other hand, have lost both their matches so far and have a lot of work to do. And now they will be up against Tasmania Women, which undoubtedly will be a very difficult hurdle to cross over. Tasmania Women are one win away from taking that second place on the Women’s National Cricket League 2021-22 points table. Can they do it? Well, only time will tell but for now we can take you three of the best betting tips from the TAS-W vs WA-W head-to-head encounter.

TAS-W vs WA-W Player Bets:

The oddsmakers have not offered any sort of odds for this particular match. However, we will be working on the following players from the player bets, who can make you quite a lot of money from the TAS-W vs WA-W battle.

Nicola Carey to do well with the bat

We are going to start with Nicola Carey from the Tasmania Women outfit and I can assure you that she is not going to disappoint you during this upcoming game. Nicola is more or less a regular member of the Australia Women team. She brings in a lot on the table not only with her bowling but also with her batting and that is the sector we are going to look upon now. The left-handed batter has a batting average of 25.50 with the bat in Women’s One-Day International after 22 games. Before you fret, let me tell you that Nicola Carey is the second highest run scorer of this ongoing edition of the Women’s National Cricket League after Rachel Haynes. In two matches so far, Carey has scored 174 runs and she has been dismissed only once. Nicola has scored one hundred one half-century in two matches played so far for Tasmania Women in this current season. In the previous edition of the WNCL, Carey was equally good but I believe she is going to better her tally. In 7 matches last year, Carey scored 285 runs at an amazing average of 47.50. Pari Match should offer you the best of odds for Nicola Carey to do well with the bat.

Rachel Priest will fail to get back in form

Next up, I have an extremely experienced player coming up for you and I can tell you that you already know her and she needs no introduction. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the New Zealander wicket-keeper batter Rachel Priest. She comes in with the experience of 87 Women’s One-Day Internationals and 1694 runs at a batting average of 28.23 and that is simply because she used to remain not outs in most of the games. She has failed to hit the road smoothly this time around as in three matches so far, Priest could accumulate 51 runs at an average of 17.00. In fact, in the previous season of the Women’s National Cricket League, Priest has scored 118 runs in 8 matches at a very poor average of 14.75. In her last five white-ball knocks, Priest has managed to gather three ducks and that more or tells us a story about her fading form. Pari Match will be offering decent odds to bet against Rachel Priest from the TAS-W vs WA-W match prediction.

Sarah Coyte to be Tasmania Women’s top team bowler

This is quite biassed, on behalf of the ghost prediction tips writers, we usually go for the batters and leave the bowlers behind. However, I have chosen to break that circle and vouch for Sarah Coyte, who I believe can fetch you more than double your investment. This Australian brings in the experience of playing in 30 WODIs and she has managed to add 44 wickets to her name. Sarah Coyte has bagged 6 wickets in just two matches this season at an unbelievable bowling average of 13.16. In her last two 50-over matches, Coyte managed to pick three wickets each and it means that she is in form with the ball. She might have missed out on the previous edition of the Women’s National Cricket League, but in the season before, Coyte claimed 7 wickets in five matches. By looking at the last number, you must have realised by now that Coyte will surpass that tally in the 2019-20 edition of the WNCL. Pari Match can offer you the best of odds for Sarah Coyte to be the top team bowler for Tasmania Women in the TAS-W vs WA-W match prediction.

My Picks:

Nicola Carey to do well with the bat

Rachel Priest will fail to get back in form

Sarah Coyte to be Tasmania Women’s top team bowler