Lea Tahuhu and Suzie Bates celebrate a wicket against Pakistan. Photo: Photosport
It's do or die for the White Ferns at the World Cup.
They need a second win to stay alive against a Pakistan side that sits at the bottim of the standings.
Play starts at 10.30pm NZT.
A tour to Sri Lanka two years ago has put the White Ferns in good stead for their next two Women's Cricket World Cup matches, says coach Ben Sawyer.
The White Ferns are off the mark at the Cricket World Cup after thumping Bangladesh by 100 runs in Guwahati.
New Zealand lost to South Africa by six wickets, as the Proteas reachED their target with almost ten overs to spare.
It was their second successive loss at the Women's Cricket World Cup.
It's a double milestone day for the White Ferns with veterans Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine to about to chalk up big numbers.
Australia beat her team by 89 runs in their opening match in India, but the White Ferns captain was proud of the players' resilience.
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