Match 31: Brazil Women vs Cameroon Women | Squads | Players to Watch | Fantasy Playing XI | Live Streaming | Pitch Report

The Kwibuka Women’s T20 Tournament 2025 continues with Match 31 as Brazil take on Cameroon at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium, Kigali, on June 11. Both teams are eager to finish the group stage on a high and showcase their progress on the continental stage.

Match 31: Brazil Women vs Cameroon Women | Squads | Players to Watch | Fantasy Playing XI | Live Streaming | Pitch Report
Match 31: Brazil Women vs Cameroon Women | Squads | Players to Watch | Fantasy Playing XI | Live Streaming | Pitch Report

Brazil, led by captain Lindsay Boas, have enjoyed notable wins in this year’s tournament and have shown an ability to adapt to different match situations. All-rounders like Roberta Avery and Lara Moises provide balance to the side, contributing with both bat and ball. Brazil will be aiming to assert their dominance early and secure a crucial victory as the race for semi-final spots intensifies.

Cameroon have displayed fighting spirit throughout the tournament, with players like Elsa Garcia Souna and Madaleine Sissako stepping up in key moments. While results have been mixed, their steady improvement and ability to challenge more established teams have been highlights of their campaign. Cameroon will look to their bowling attack to contain Brazil’s batters and hope for a strong team performance to end their group stage on a positive note.

Squads:

Brazil Women’s Cricket Team

Ana Clara Sabino, Camille Vitoria, Evelyn Muller, Laura De Silva, Maria Silva, Carolina Nascimento, Laura Cardoso, Roberta Avery, Lindsay Boas, Mayara dos Santos, Giulia Ribeiro, Lara Moises, Maria Ribeiro, Marianne Artur, Nicole Monteiro

Cameroon Women’s Cricket Team

Akago Eliane, Brenda Waluma, Cathy Mbelel, Elsa Garcia Souna, Marguerite Bessala, Bernadette Mbida, Jeanne Ngono, Olive Ranedoumoun, Madaleine Sissako, Michelle Ekani, Clemence Manidom, Edwige Guehoada, Maeva Douma, Sonita Akenji

Players to watch out:

Lindsay Boas

The 23-year-old 45 T20Is has scored 602 runs at an average of 16.27 and a strike rate of 88.79, with the highest score of 54 and one half-century to her name. With the ball, she has taken 7 wickets with best figures of 3/6 in 23 innings. In her most recent innings against Zimbabwe High Performance XI, Boas scored 29 runs and also picked up 2 wickets for 28 runs in 4 overs. This all-round performance highlights her value to the Brazil Women’s team, both as a dependable batter and a useful bowler.

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Laura Cardoso

The 20-year-old bowling all-rounder has played 37 T20Is, scoring 324 runs at an average of 12.46 with a top score of 45, and with the ball, Cardoso has taken 35 wickets at an average of 12.46 and an economy rate of 4.57, with best figures of 4/13. She has scored 66 runs and picked a wicket in the tournament so far and is a vital cog for the team.

Michelle Ekani

The 32-year-old all-rounder has played 24 T20Is, scoring 162 runs, with a top score of 28, and with the ball, she has taken 12 wickets from 12 innings, with best figures of 3/12 and an economy rate of 6.57. In her recent T20 outing against Rwanda, Ekani scored 10 runs and took 2 wickets for 30 runs, showing her ability to contribute in both departments. In the tournament so far, she has taken 4 wickets and scored 49 runs with the bat.

Jeanne Ngono

The 21-year-old all-rounder has scored 124 runs, with a top score of 25, and with the ball, Ngono has taken 4 wickets in 6 innings, averaging 29.75 and maintaining an economy rate of 6.61, with best figures of 1/13. In her last 5 innings in T20Is, Ngono has added 32 runs. She remains a key player for Cameroon, offering value with both bat and ball.

Pitch:

The pitch at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Kigali is well-prepared and balanced, aiding both batters and bowlers. It tends to favor bowlers slightly, especially pacers, and chasing teams often have an advantage. The surface is not known for being high scoring, so smart cricket and adaptability are key for success.

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Weather:

Expect hazy sunshine throughout the day, with no significant rain forecasted. Conditions should be warm and dry, making it ideal for the cricketing conditions.

Fantasy Playing XI:

Laura De Silva, Maria Silva, Carolina Nascimento, Laura Cardoso, Roberta Avery, Lindsay Boas, Marguerite Bessala, Jeanne Ngono, Michelle Ekani, Maeva Douma, Sonita Akenji

Match details:

Date – June 11, 2025

Time – 5:00 PM IST

Venue – Gahanga International Cricket Stadium, Kigali

Broadcast – The game will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website.

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