AUS-W vs WI-W Dream11 Prediction & Dream11 Team Today - ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026, 1st Semi-Final

The aus-w vs wi-w dream11 prediction today match is the semi-final fantasy build where Australia’s squad depth creates a genuine dilemma — stack 7 AUS-W and dominate SL, or trust Matthews (9 WC wkts + 115 WC runs — the most complete dual-department performer in either squad) as GL captain for maximum WI-W upset upside. Wareham (Econ 4.20 — tournament’s most economical bowler + 82 WC runs at SR 182.22) is the non-negotiable SL captain — no other player in this semi-final combines bowling economy and batting explosiveness at that level. Perry (183 WC runs — tournament’s 4th highest scorer) and Gardner (112 WC runs, SR 169.69) give AUS-W the deepest batting lineup WI-W have faced in their last 4 meetings. For toss and match conditions, read our aus-w vs wi-w match prediction before locking your aus-w vs wi-w dream11 team. The Oval’s afternoon surface (avg 152 bat first, 139 chasing) rewards top-order batting — this is a high-scoring semi-final where AUS-W’s batting depth and Wareham’s dual-department ceiling dominate every format.

Top Picks for AUS-W vs WI-W Dream11 Prediction

Top Batting Picks

• Georgia Wareham (AUS-W, ALL) — 5 WC wkts at Econ 4.20 (5M) + 82 WC runs at SR 182.22 | Tournament’s most economical bowler + most explosive middle-order batter by SR. Econ 4.20 across 11.4 overs against every Group 1 batting lineup confirms consistent wicket-taking economy. SR 182.22 is the highest of any batter with 80+ WC runs in the tournament. Dual-department ceiling on The Oval’s batting-friendly afternoon surface makes her the highest individual fantasy pick in this semi-final. Your SL captain.
• Ellyse Perry (AUS-W, ALL) — 183 WC runs at Avg 45.75, SR 140.76 + 4 WC wkts, Econ 6.00 (5M), 287 runs recent | Tournament’s 4th highest WC scorer — Perry’s 183 WC runs across 5 matches confirms she’s in her best WC form in years. On The Oval’s reliable bouncing surface where set batters score freely, Perry’s middle-order ability to build AND accelerate gives AUS-W their most reliable batting platform. Your SL VC.
• Hayley Matthews (WI-W, ALL/C) — 268 runs at Avg 38.29, SR 129.46 + 14 wkts, Econ 6.47 in recent 9M, 115 WC runs + 9 WC wkts, Econ 6.10 (5M) | WI-W’s captain and the match’s most complete dual-department performer — batting AND bowling across all 5 WC matches. 9 WC wickets (3rd highest in tournament) with 115 WC runs is the most valuable individual combination WI-W possess. Her off-spin in the middle overs against AUS-W’s batting depth is WI-W’s primary bowling weapon AND her batting gives WI-W their best individual scoring ceiling. Your GL captain.
• Shemaine Campbelle (WI-W, WK-BAT) — 154 WC runs at Avg 38.50, SR 126.22* (5M) | WI-W’s most consistent WC batter and non-negotiable GL VC. WK bonus adds consistent floor. *SR 126.22 is marginally below The Oval scoring rate — her role is anchoring rather than explosiveness, but 154 WC runs across 5 matches make her the most reliable WI-W batting pick regardless of scoring rate. 

Top Bowling Picks

• Georgia Wareham (AUS-W, BOWL) — 5 WC wkts at Econ 4.20 (5M) | Already counted in batting — tournament’s most economical bowler. Her leg-spin in the middle overs against WI-W’s batting depth (Campbelle, Taylor, Henry) is AUS-W’s most decisive bowling weapon. Non-negotiable in every format.
• Hayley Matthews (WI-W, BOWL) — 9 WC wkts at Econ 6.10 (5M), 14 recent wkts, Econ 6.47 | Already counted in batting — 9 WC wickets is joint 3rd highest in the entire tournament. Her off-spin against AUS-W’s batting depth is WI-W’s entire bowling strategy. Non-negotiable GL pick.
• Sophie Molineux (AUS-W, ALL/C) — 8 WC wkts at Econ 6.25 (5M), 11 recent wkts, Econ 7.13 | AUS-W’s captain and joint 4th highest WC wicket-taker — 8 WC wickets across 5 matches confirms consistent middle-overs wicket-taking. Her left-arm spin against WI-W’s batting depth gives AUS-W a second reliable bowling option. SL bowling lock alongside Wareham.
• Aaliyah Alleyne (WI-W, BOWL) — 8 WC wkts at Econ 6.79 (5M), 8 recent wkts, Econ 7.36 | WI-W’s joint-most dangerous bowler alongside Matthews — 8 WC wkts is joint 4th highest in the tournament. Her seam in the powerplay against AUS-W’s openers (Mooney, Voll, Litchfield) is WI-W’s most explosive bowling option. Your GL bowling differential — low ownership against AUS-W-heavy teams.

AUS-W vs WI-W Dream11 Team Today

Small League Team 

Grand League Team 

Captain & Vice-Captain Choices

AUS-W vs WI-W Probable Playing 11

AUS-W Playing 11:

 Beth Mooney (WK), Georgia Voll, Phoebe Litchfield, Ellyse Perry, Ashleigh Gardner, Georgia Wareham, Annabel Sutherland, Nicola Carey, Sophie Molineux (C), Kim Garth, Lucy Hamilton

WI-W Playing 11: 

Hayley Matthews (C), Qiana Joseph, Shemaine Campbelle (WK), Stafanie Taylor, Deandra Dottin, Chinelle Henry, Jahzara Claxton, Jannillea Glasgow, Aaliyah Alleyne, Afy Fletcher, Ashmini Munisar

AUS-W vs WI-W Pitch & Weather Report — Kennington Oval, London

AUS-W vs WI-W Dream11 Prediction

Australia Women heavy favourites — 75% probability.

For your aus-w vs wi-w dream11 prediction today match — Wareham SL captain, Matthews GL captain, Perry SL VC, Campbelle GL VC, Molineux the SL economy bowling lock. 7 AUS-W in SL for complete favourites dominance. Flip to 7 WI-W in GL where Matthews’ dual-department ceiling (9 WC wkts + 115 WC runs) and Campbelle’s WK batting floor separate your aus-w vs wi-w dream11 team on the leaderboard. This is the semi-final where blindly stacking Australia wins SL — and trusting WI-W’s only realistic upset weapon (Matthews + Alleyne taking 5+ combined wickets) is the GL play.