Women's Ashes England vs Australia 3rd ODI: Dream 11 Team Prediction, H2H Record and Team Tips

The Australian Women's Team are ahead in the three-match One-Day International series by 2-0 and they will be looking to seal a series whitewash over Ashes-Rivals England in tomorrow's third & final contest of the series

Ashes-Rivals and the women's teams of Australia & England are set to square off versus each other in the third and final One-Day International contest of the three-match series at the Bellerive Oval Stadium of Hobart on Friday, 17th of January. The encounter will commence at 4:35 AM IST (Indian Standard Time). 

The Aussies secured comfortable victories in the first two matches of the series and they have successfully clinched the ODI series with a match to spare. 

The Alyssa Healy-led team won the 1st match of the three-match series by a margin of four wickets at the North Sydney Oval Cricket Stadium thanks to the all-round brilliance of Ashleigh Gardner. 

In the second contest of the series, the all-round display of spin bowling all-rounder Alana King helped her side cross the finish line by a margin of 21 runs in an amazing low-scoring thriller contest. Alyssa Healy and her girls are currently on a 11-game winning streak, which includes series victories over the likes of Bangladesh, India & New Zealand. 

The women's team of England on there hand, entered the Women's Ashes on the back of an emphatic series win versus the South Africans last month and they were hoping to carry forward that winning momentum into the Ashes too but to no avail, as the Mighty Australians have completely dominated the Three Lions in the ongoing Women's Ashes 2025 event.

Ahead of this really exciting forthcoming contest, let's take a look at all the necessary details related to the match

Women's Ashes 2025 England vs Australia 3rd ODI: Head-2-Head record in One-Day Cricket of both teams

The Women's Teams of England (ENG) and Australia (AUS) have competed in 84 One-Day International matches versus each other and out of these 84 contests, the Mighty Aussies have finished out on top on 60 occasions while the English Girls have secured victories in just 24 contests.

Australia Women: 60 wins

England Women: 24 wins

Women's Ashes 2025 England vs Australia 3rd ODI: Pitch-Report of the Bellerive Oval Cricket Stadium

The surface of Hobart's Bellerive Oval Cricket Stadium seems to be an ideal one for batting, especially after the end of the new ball period. Spin bowlers, however, are anticipated to play an important role during the middle overs phase of the contest. 

The average 1st inning score at this particular venue in Women's One-Day International matches since 2014 has been 251 runs. The teams which bat second at this stadium haven't lost a single ODI match yet and this fact might lead to the toss winning captain choosing to field first.

Women's Ashes 2025 England vs Australia 3rd ODI: Weather Forecast of Hobart 

According to the weather reports of AccuWeather, it's going to be a perfect day to play Cricket as the sun is going to shine brightly with zero traces of clouds and zero percent chances of rain. With temperatures anticipated to be around the 20 degrees Celsius zone, players of both teams can expect to play in windi conditions with winds blowing at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour.

Women's Ashes 2025 England vs Australia 3rd ODI: Live Streaming and telecast information

The England (ENG) versus Australia (AUS) Women's Ashes 2025 3rd One-Day International contest can be watched live on the Star Sports Select 2 HD channel on television in India. The contest will also be live streamed on the Disney+Hotstar Application and Website.

Women's Ashes 2025 England vs Australia 3rd ODI: Best Dream 11 Winning Combinations

Team number 1

Wicket Keepers: Alyssa Healy

Batters: Ellyse Perry

All-Rounders: Nat Sciver-Brunt, Ashleigh Gardner, Annabel Sutherland and Alice Capsey

Bowlers: Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, Alana King, Kim Garth and Lauren Bell

Team Number 2

Wicket Keepers: Alyssa Healy

Batters: Heather Knight and Ellyse Perry

All-Rounders: Annabel Sutherland, Alice Capsey, Nat Sciver-Brunt and Ashleigh Gardner

Bowlers: Kim Garth, Charlie Dean, Alana King and Sophie Ecclestone

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