• England and Wales Cricket Board has released the much-anticipated schedule for Women's cricket.

  • England will kick off their summer 2025 campaign against the West Indies.

ECB announces summer 2025 schedule for Women cricket: India, West Indies to tour England
ECB unveils summer 2025 schedule for Women cricket

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has released the much-anticipated schedule for the 2025 summer, revealing an exciting lineup of fixtures for the England Women’s cricket team. England will host both West Indies and India in a mix of T20Is and ODIs. The action-packed summer will see top cricketing talent on display as the hosts aim to dominate on home soil.

England women to begin summer with West Indies T20I and ODI series

England Women will kick off their summer campaign against the West Indies, with a three-match T20I series starting on May 21 at The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, Canterbury. The white-ball action will continue with games in Hove and Chelmsford as the teams compete for supremacy in the shorter format.

Following the T20I series, England will take on the West Indies in a three-match ODI series, starting at Derby on May 30. The series will then move to Leicester before concluding in Taunton on June 7. Both teams will be eager to make their mark as they build towards future ICC events.

India tour: A major test for England women

The headline series of the summer will see India Women touring England for a five-match T20I series, followed by a three-match ODI series. The T20Is will begin on June 28 at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, and conclude at Edgbaston, Birmingham on July 12. This extended series provides both teams with ample opportunity to showcase their depth and adaptability.

The ODI series will kick off on July 16 at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton and culminate at Chester-le-Street on July 22. This will be a high-stakes series, as both England and India have established themselves as strong competitors in women’s cricket, with the matches expected to draw large crowds.

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Summer 2025 international fixtures:

England Women vs West Indies Women – T20I Series

  • 1st T20I: 21 May – The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, Canterbury
  • 2nd T20I: 23 May – The 1st Central County Ground, Hove
  • 3rd T20I: 26 May – The Cloud County Ground, Chelmsford

England Women vs West Indies Women – ODI Series

  • 1st ODI: 30 May – The County Ground, Derby
  • 2nd ODI: 4 June – Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester
  • 3rd ODI: 7 June – Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

England Women vs India Women – T20I Series

  • 1st T20I: 28 June – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
  • 2nd T20I: 1 July – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol
  • 3rd T20I: 4 July – The Kia Oval, London
  • 4th T20I: 9 July – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
  • 5th T20I: 12 July – Edgbaston, Birmingham

England Women vs India Women – ODI Series

  • 1st ODI: 16 July – Utilita Bowl, Southampton
  • 2nd ODI: 19 July – Lord’s, London
  • 3rd ODI: 22 July – Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street

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