Sri Lanka Women vs Australia Women Live Score, Match 5 of ICC Womens ODI World Cup 2025

Result · Oct 04 2025, Sat - 03:00 PM (IST)

Match 5, - R. Premadasa Stadium

Australia Women

Sri Lanka Women

Start delayed due to rain

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Match Info

Series:	Women's World Cup
Date:	Oct 04 2025, Sat - 03:00 PM (IST)
Country:	Sri Lanka
City:	Colombo
Venue:	R. Premadasa Stadium
Toss:	Toss yet to happen
Australia Women Squad:	-
Sri Lanka Women Squad:	-

Match Facts

Inoka Ranaweera (Sri Lanka) has taken eight wickets at an average of 26.9 across her five ODI innings in 2025, recording at least one wicket in each of those five innings; she took figures of 4-46 against India last time out, the third time she’s logged 4+ wickets – equaling Suwini de Alwis (3) and Rose Dovey (3) for the second most for Sri Lanka in the history of the women’s format (Shashikala Siriwardene – 6).
Annabel Sutherland (Australia) has taken five wickets at an average of 23 across her last three ODI innings after taking five wickets across her five innings prior in the format; she’s four away (46) from reaching 50 wickets for Australia in the format and this is set to be her first meeting against Sri Lanka.
Chamari Athapaththu (3,920) is 80 away from becoming the 20th player to score 4,000 runs in women’s ODI history and the first for Sri Lanka; she’s scored 50+ runs in each of her last two innings in the format at home (52, 51) – she hasn’t done so in more than two consecutive such innings in her career.
Ashleigh Gardner (Australia) has recorded two 100+ scores in women’s ODIs in 2025, including 115 against New Zealand in Australia’s opening match of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 (also 102 vs England on 17 January); only Belinda Clark (3 in 1997) and Meg Lanning (3 in 2016) have made more centuries for Australia in a calendar year in the history of the format.
Sri Lanka have hit 14 sixes across their last five women’s ODI batting innings, exactly seven times as many as they logged in their five innings prior (2).
Australia have scored 300+ runs in each of their last two women’s ODI batting innings; they haven’t done so in more than two consecutive innings in the history of the format (also 2 in September 2019 and from March to April in 2022).
Sri Lanka have won only one of their last eight ICC Women’s World Cup matches (L7) – a 15-run victory against Pakistan (15 July 2017); they lost their opening match of the 2025 edition by 59 runs (30 September vs India) and will be looking to avoid starting the tournament with consecutive defeats for the fifth time in all their seven attempts (2000, 2005, 2009, 2017).
Australia have won their last 10 ICC Women’s World Cup matches including an 89-run victory against New Zealand in their opening match of the 2025 campaign; in all their previous 11 editions of the tournament they’ve started with a victory they’ve gone on to win their second game (excl. no result, abandoned games).
Sri Lanka have lost their last three women’s ODIs, bowling first on the day in each of those three matches; the last time they recorded a longer losing run in the format was an 11-match span from February 2019 to June 2022.
Australia have won all their 11 women’s ODIs against Sri Lanka, including each of their four meetings at the ICC Women’s World Cup; only against Ireland (W17) and Pakistan (W16) Australia have played more matches in the history of the format without losing.

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