Complete Female Cricket Calendar for July 2025 | Dates, Fixtures, Timings

As the 2025 cricket season unfolds, women’s cricket is set to captivate fans across continents with a host of exciting international fixtures that underscore the sport’s rapid growth and increasing competitiveness.

From the high-octane clashes between two cricketing powerhouses, India and England, to emerging cricket nations battling it out in vibrant T20 series in Singapore and Bulgaria, July promises a spectacle of skill, passion, and emerging talent.

Kicking off with India’s formidable white-ball tour of England, spanning T20Is and ODIs, Indian women have already announced their intent, clinching a dominant 97-run victory in the opening T20I. Meanwhile, Southeast Asia and Europe will witness a thrilling quadrangular and bilateral series, reflecting the expanding global footprint of women’s cricket. Ireland’s welcoming of Zimbabwe later in the month adds further intrigue with multiple formats on offer, ensuring continuous action for enthusiasts.

This comprehensive calendar not only highlights the diverse engagements shaping the women’s cricketing landscape but also shines a light on the rising stars and tactical battles that will inspire the next generation of players and fans alike.

India Women’s Tour of England 2025

[28th June to 22nd July 2025, 5 T20Is, 3 ODIs]

The ongoing India Women’s tour of England 2025 stands as one of the marquee events on the global women’s cricket calendar this summer. Under the astute leadership of Harmanpreet Kaur, the Indian team arrived in England with momentum and intent, immediately making a statement by clinching a commanding 97-run victory in the opening T20I of the five-match series. Their English counterparts, captained by the experienced Nat Sciver-Brunt, are set to provide a stern challenge across the multi-format series, which features five T20 Internationals and three One Day Internationals, culminating on 22nd July 2025.

This bilateral contest not only pits two of the sport’s most dynamic leaders against each other but also showcases the depth, flair, and tactical evolution that has come to define women’s cricket in recent years. With both teams boasting a blend of seasoned campaigners and emerging talent, each match promises high-quality cricket, strategic battles, and moments that could shape the narrative for the upcoming edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in the country next year.

As the series unfolds, all eyes will be on how these two cricketing giants adapt and respond under pressure, setting the stage for a memorable July in women’s cricket.

Indonesia tour of Singapore

[2nd July to 5th July 2025, 3 T20Is]

The Indonesia Women’s tour of Singapore 2025 marks a significant milestone in Southeast Asian women’s cricket, as Indonesia visits Singapore for their first-ever bilateral series on Singaporean soil. Scheduled from July 2nd to 5th, this three-match T20I series is more than just a contest; it’s a celebration of the growing rivalry and camaraderie between two emerging cricket nations.

Indonesia enters the series with a formidable record, having won all ten of their previous international encounters against Singapore. This unblemished streak not only highlights Indonesia’s dominance so far but also sets the stage for Singapore to challenge history and showcase their progress on home turf. For both sides, the series offers a valuable platform to test their mettle, unearth new talent, and further ignite the passion for women’s cricket in the region.

As the teams gear up for this historic face-off, fans can look forward to spirited performances, evolving strategies, and the promise of a new chapter in Southeast Asian women’s cricket.

Women’s T20 Quadrangular Series in Bulgaria

[7th July to 9th July 2025]

The upcoming Women’s T20 Quadrangular Series in Bulgaria promises to be a landmark event for European women’s cricket, bringing together teams from Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, and Serbia for an intense, action-packed contest from July 7th to 9th, 2025. For hosts Bulgaria, this tournament represents a historic first, their inaugural involvement in a quadrangular series, offering a unique opportunity to showcase their growth and commitment to the women’s game on home soil.

This series is more than just a competition; it’s a celebration of the sport’s expansion across Southeast Europe. Each team arrives with their own set of ambitions and untold stories, looking to make its mark and inspire the next generation of cricketers. With every match, fans can expect a blend of raw enthusiasm, developing talent, and fascinating rivalries as these nations vie for continental bragging rights.

As Bulgaria prepares to welcome its neighbours, the stage is set for three days of thrilling cricket, camaraderie, and a powerful statement about the future of women’s cricket in the region.

Zimbabwe tour of Ireland

[20th July to 28th July 2025, 3 T20Is, 2 ODIs]

The Zimbabwe Women’s tour of Ireland 2025 is set to write a new chapter in the story of two ambitious cricketing nations. Marking Zimbabwe’s first-ever bilateral tour to Irish soil, this series, featuring three T20Is and two ODIs from July 20th to 28th, offers both teams a chance to test their mettle and redefine their rivalry.

History favours the hosts: Ireland boasts a perfect record in T20Is, having won all seven previous encounters against Zimbabwe. In ODIs, the contests have been more closely fought, with Zimbabwe securing a solitary win and forcing a memorable tie, though Ireland still leads the head-to-head 5-1. These face-offs set the stage for a series brimming with anticipation, as Zimbabwe aims to break new ground and Ireland looks to maintain their dominance at home.

Beyond the numbers, this tour is a celebration of the growing stature of women’s cricket in both nations. It’s a showcase for emerging talent, tactical innovation, and the relentless pursuit of progress. As Zimbabwe seeks to turn the tide and Ireland prepares to defend their home turf, fans can expect spirited battles, breakthrough performances, and moments that could shape the future of women’s cricket in both countries.

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