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ICC Women’s World Cup Warm Up Fixtures 2025 (Schedule)

July 18, 2025

The Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 is almost here. But before the main tournament starts, teams need to get ready with some practice matches. These warm-up games are super important for every team to test their players and get used to the conditions.

Nine warm-up matches will happen from September 25 to 28. All eight teams that made it to the World Cup will play these practice games. Most teams get to play twice, but Australia only gets one match. 

The matches will be played at four great cricket grounds. Two are in Bengaluru and two are in Colombo. These venues are perfect for teams to practice and fans to watch some good cricket before the World Cup starts. 

Complete Warm-up Fixtures of ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025

Warm-up Fixtures of ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025
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Here’s the full fixtures of warm-up games you should look out for in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025. 

DateMatchVenueTime
September 25India vs EnglandBCCI Centre of Excellence 1 Ground Bengaluru3:00 PM
September 25South Africa vs New ZealandM. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru3:00 PM
September 25Sri Lanka vs PakistanColombo Cricket Club Colombo3:00 PM
September 25Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka ‘A’R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo3:00 PM
September 27Australia vs EnglandBCCI Centre of Excellence 1 Ground Bengaluru3:00 PM
September 27India vs New ZealandM. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru3:00 PM
September 27Sri Lanka vs BangladeshColombo Cricket Club Colombo3:00 PM
September 28South Africa vs India ‘A’BCCI Centre of Excellence 1 Ground Bengaluru3:00 PM
September 28Pakistan vs Sri Lanka ‘A’Colombo Cricket Club Colombo3:00 PM

For up-to-date information on warm-up fixtures and more, see the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 Official Schedule for complete details.

When Does the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Start?

The main tournament kicks off on September 30 and runs till November 2. That means teams only get a day or two to rest after their warm-up matches. Then the real battle for the World Cup begins. This tight schedule keeps everyone sharp and ready.

The World Cup will last for more than a month. So, these practice matches are really important to build confidence. Teams need to figure out their best playing eleven and test different strategies. The warm-up games help them do exactly that.

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Conclusion: Warm-up Fixtures of ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Start from September 25!

The warm-up fixtures set the stage for what should be an amazing World Cup. With India hosting most matches, the atmosphere will be electric. The home team will have huge support, especially when they play England and New Zealand.

These practice matches matter more than people think. Teams use them to sort out last-minute issues and build team spirit. The results might not count, but the lessons learned definitely do. Every team wants to enter the World Cup feeling confident and ready.

The countdown to the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 has begun. These warm-up matches are just the start of what promises to be incredible cricket. Get ready for some fantastic games and memorable moments in the weeks ahead.

FAQs

How many warm-up matches will each team play? 

Most teams play two warm-up matches, but Australia only plays one. India ‘A’ plays one match and Sri Lanka ‘A’ plays two matches.

Where are the warm-up matches happening? 

Four venues will host these games. Two are in Bengaluru – M. Chinnaswamy Stadium and the BCCI Centre of Excellence 1 Ground. Two are in Colombo – R. Premadasa Stadium and Colombo Cricket Club.

What time do all the matches start? 

Every warm-up match starts at 3:00 PM local time.

How much of a gap is there between warm-ups and the World Cup? 

The last warm-up matches are on September 28. The World Cup starts on September 30. So teams get just two days to prepare.

Which teams play on the first day of warm-ups? 

September 25 has four matches. India plays England. South Africa takes on New Zealand. Sri Lanka faces Pakistan. Bangladesh plays Sri Lanka ‘A’.

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