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CWI confirms senior women’s team tour of Bangladesh
West Indies players celebrate the dismissal of New Zealand's Suzie Bates during the ICC Women's T20 World Cup cricket semi-final match at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates on Friday. (Photo: AFP)
Cricket, Sports
January 4, 2025

CWI confirms senior women’s team tour of Bangladesh

ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC) – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has officially announced the schedule for the Bangladesh Women’s team’s white-ball tour of the West Indies, which will take place in St Kitts from January 14 to February 1, 2025.

The series comprises three One-Day Internationals (ODI) and three Twenty20 Internationals (T20I), all hosted at Warner Park in Basseterre.

The Bangladesh Women’s team is set to arrive in St Kitts on January 14, with the first ODI scheduled for January 19. The ODI series will continue with matches on January 21 and January 24. Following the ODIs, the action shifts to the shorter format, with T20I fixtures on January 27, 29, and 31.

CWI Acting Chief Executive Officer Lynford Inverary underscored Warner Park’s importance as a cricket venue and welcomed the opportunity to host the Bangladesh Women’s team.

“Warner Park has long been a significant venue for West Indies cricket, and we are pleased to host the Bangladesh Women’s team for this series. These matches provide a platform for high-quality cricket and contribute to the sport’s development in St Kitts and the wider Leeward Islands. We encourage the local fans to come out in full support, creating an electrifying atmosphere throughout the series.”

CWI Director of Cricket Miles Bascombe highlighted the series’ strategic importance in the broader context of the 2025 ICC 50-over Women’s Championship.

“This series against Bangladesh is crucial as we continue our campaign in the 2025 ICC 50-over Women’s Championship. The ODI series carries significant weight for our World Cup qualification hopes, while the T20I matches will provide valuable preparation as we continue to build depth in our squad. We expect competitive cricket from both teams, and these matches will be vital for assessing our progress and fine-tuning our strategies for the challenges ahead in 2025.”

MATCH SCHEDULE

January 19 : 1st ODI

January 21 : 2nd ODI

January 24: 3rd ODI

January 27: 1st T20I

January 29: 2nd T20I

January 31: 3rd T20I

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