Cricket West Indies (CWI) recently announced a packed 2025 schedule for its men’s and women’s teams that will see them face Ireland, England, Australia, India, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Pakistan and South Africa.
The men will face both Ireland and England in three ODIs and three T20s between May 21 and June 15. After that, Australia will come to the Caribbean for its first Test series since 2015. There, they will compete for the prestigious Frank Worrell Trophy in a three-match series that also coincides with the start of the ICC World Test Championship cycle, in which the West Indies will play Australia in five T20Is.
Following that, Pakistan will join the West Indies for two three-match T20 and ODI series at the end of July.
The men’s team will tour India, Bangladesh, and New Zealand between Sept. 21 and Dec. 23.
India will feature two Test matches, Bangladesh three ODIS and three T20Is, while New Zealand will host a full tour of five T20Is, three ODIs, and three Test matches.
Meanwhile, West Indies Women will participate in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Pakistan from April 4-19. Six teams will compete for the top two spots in the tournament, which is scheduled for August- September in India.
Following the Qualifiers, the women will tour England for three T20Is and three ODIs from May 21 to June 8.
Later on, they will host South Africa for a historic white-ball series at the 3Ws Oval in Barbados.
CWI’s Director of Cricket, Miles Bascombe, said the itinerary was designed with special goals in mind.
“Today marks not just another announcement but the unveiling of our confirmed 2025 fixtures strategically designed to foster cricket development, reposition our squad, enhance commercial opportunities, provide invaluable player exposure, and expand the sport’s reach.”
The West Indies will host South Africa ‘A’ for two four-day first-class matches and three One Day matches from May 17 to June 10.
There will also be a Men’s Emerging T20 tournament, while the West Indies Academy will host Sri Lanka for two four-day matches and three 50-over games from June 3 to 27.
Men’s Tour of UK
May 21: First ODI vs Ireland, Malahide, Dublin
May 23: Second ODI vs Ireland, Malahide, Dublin
May 25: Third ODI vs Ireland, Malahide, Dublin
May 29: First ODI vs England, Headingley
June 1: Second ODI vs England, Cardiff
June 3: Third ODI vs England Kia Oval
June 6: First T20I vs England, Trent Bridge
June 8: Second T20I vs England, Bristol
June 10: Third T20I vs England Rose Bowl
June 12: First T20I vs Ireland, Stormont, Belfast
June 14: Second T20I vs Ireland, Stormont, Belfast
June 15: Third T20I vs Ireland, Stormont, Belfast
West Indies men’s home series against Australia
June 25-29: First Test, Kensington Oval, Barbados
July 3-7: Second Test, Grenada National Stadium
July 12-16: Third Test, Sabina Park, Jamaica
July 20: First T20, Sabina Park, Jamaica
July 22: Second T20, Sabina Park, Jamaica
July 25: Third T20, Warner Park, St. Kitts
July 26: Fourth T20, Warner Park, St. Kitts
July 28: Fifth T20, Warner Park, St. Kitts
West Indies Men’s home series vs Pakistan
July 31: First T20, Broward County, Florida
Aug. 2: Second T20, Broward County, Florida
Aug. 3: Third T20, Broward County, Florida
Aug. 8: First ODI, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, T&T
Aug. 10: Second ODI, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, T&T
Aug. 12: Third ODI, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, T&T
Women’s World Cup Qualifiers April 4-18 (participating teams)
West Indies, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ireland, Scotland, Thailand
West Indies Women’s tour of England
May 21: First T20, County Ground, Derby
May 23: Second T20, Central County Ground, Sussex
May 26: Third T20, Chelmsford
May 30: First ODI, Spitfire Ground, Kent
June 4: Second ODI, Grace Road, Leicestershire
June 8: Third ODI, Taunton
West Indies Women’s home series vs South Africa
June 11: First ODI, 3Ws Oval, Barbados
June 14: Second ODI, 3Ws Oval, Barbados
June 17: Third ODI, 3Ws Oval, Barbados
June 20: First T20, 3Ws Oval, Barbados
June 22: Second T20, 3Ws Oval, Barbados
June 23: Third T20, 3Ws Oval, Barbados
ICC Women’s 50 over World Cup – (August – September 2025)
