Women’s Super Smash 2023-24: Tracking Team Positions on the Points Table after CAN-W vs OTG-W Match

The Women’s Super Smash 2023–24 season is under-started, and every game is intensifying cricket fans’ passion. The exciting competition gained a new chapter with the recent match between Canterbury Women and Otago Women on December 26, 2023, in Christchurch. The six competing teams’ competition heated up as OTG-W won by a margin of three wickets in a thrilling match.

As of now, Wellington Women lead the table with six points from two matches, including one win and one no-result. They are closely followed by Canterbury Women and Central Districts Women, both with four points each. Otago Women’s recent win has propelled them to the fourth position with four points as well, but a slightly lower net run rate of -0.550. Auckland Women and Northern Districts Women find themselves at the bottom of the table, with two and zero points, respectively.

Team Analysis and Point Table

Team Analysis and Point Table

Wellington Women (2 Matches, 6 Points, NRR 1.150)

Wellington Women have made a strong start to the season, securing a win in their opening match and gaining one point from the abandoned fixture. With a positive net run rate of 1.150, they are not only leading the points table but also showcasing a commendable performance on the field. The upcoming matches will test their mettle as they aim to maintain their position at the top.

Canterbury Women (2 Matches, 4 Points, NRR 0.250)

Canterbury Women, with one win and one loss, are placed second on the table. Their positive net run rate of 0.250 reflects a competitive edge, and the team will be eager to build on their successes. The loss against Otago Women serves as a reminder of the challenges they might encounter in the upcoming matches.

Central Districts Women (1 Match, 4 Points, NRR 0.204)

Having played only one match so far, Central Districts Women have impressed with a win, securing four points. While their net run rate of 0.204 is moderate, the team’s performance in the next matches will determine their standing in the tournament.

Otago Women (2 Matches, 4 Points, NRR -0.550)

Otago Women’s recent win against Canterbury Women has brought them back into contention. With four points and a negative net run rate, they will need consistent performances to climb up the ladder. The team’s resilience in the next fixtures will be crucial for their campaign.

Auckland Women (2 Matches, 2 Points, NRR -0.550)

Auckland Women find themselves in a challenging position, having secured only two points from two matches. The team’s net run rate of -0.550 indicates areas that need improvement. As the tournament progresses, Auckland Women will be aiming for a turnaround in their fortunes.

Northern Districts Women (1 Match, 0 Points, NRR -0.204)

Northern Districts Women have played only one match and are yet to open their account in the points table. A negative net run rate of -0.204 highlights the challenges they face. The upcoming matches will be an opportunity for the team to showcase their potential and make a mark in the tournament.