How are team positioned for 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup – ICC Women’s Championship?

The 2022/23 – 2025 ICC Women’s Championship is the third edition of the ICC Women’s Championship, a competitive One Day International (ODI) cricket tournament involving ten teams. These teams are Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and the West Indies. The championship serves as a qualification pathway for the 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup.

How are team positioned for 2025 Women's ODI World Cup - ICC Women's Championship?
How are team positioned for 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup – ICC Women’s Championship?

Each participating team will compete in eight series of three-match ODIs, with four series scheduled to be played at home venues and the remaining four series played away from home.

India, being the host of the World Cup next year, directly qualified while Australia has also qualified.

India sealed the recently concluded ODI series against South Africa with a 3-0 clean sweep at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore. This ODI series is part of a multi-format series, which is being played from June 16 to July 9.

Coming into the series, South Africa needed to win 2 matches to earn a direct qualification. As of 23rd June 2024, after the conclusion of the 3rd ODI between India and South Africa, which India won by 6 wickets, the standings are as follows:

Currently, Australia dominates with 13 wins out of 18 matches, earning them 28 points and a formidable net run rate of +2.002. Next on the table is England, with 11 wins, resulting in 24 points and a commendable net run rate of +1.273. Third is South Africa, with 11 wins and earning 23 points. India is at fourth with 10 wins and with 21 points. At fifth, Sri Lanka managed to secure 8 victories out of 21 matches, gaining 20 points. New Zealand too managed to secure 8 victories, earning 18 points, while Pakistan, struggling with 8 wins out of 24 matches, has earned 17 points. West Indies, Bangladesh and Ireland faced mixed outcomes with 6,4, and 0 wins respectively. West Indies achieved 14 points, while Bangladesh garnered 13 points. Ireland, yet to secure a win, stands at the bottom with 2 points.

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Amidst diverse team performances, the competition remains dynamic as teams vie for qualification to the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, striving to solidify their standings.

By the conclusion of the 2022/23 – 2025 ICC Women’s Championship, the top five teams, alongside host nation India, will secure direct qualification to the World Cup. The remaining four teams will advance to a Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier tournament.

Teams

Matches

Won

Loss

Tied

N/R

Points

NRR

1

AUS-W

18

13

3

0

2

28

2.002

2

ENG-W

18

11

5

0

2

24

1.273

3

SA-W

21

11

9

0

1

23

0.350

4

IND-W

12

10

1

1

0

21

1.062

5

SL-W

21

8

9

0

4

20

-0.281

6

NZ-W

18

8

8

0

2

18

0.392

7

PAK-W

24

8

15

0

1

17

– 0.613

8

WI-W

18

6

10

0

2

14

– 1.121

9

BAN-W

18

4

9

1

4

13

– 1.178

10

IRE-W

12

0

10

0

2

2

– 2.097

 

TEAMS

HOME 

AWAY

1]

AUSTRALIA

PAK (JAN 2023) (3-0)

WI (OCT 2023) (2-0)

SA (FEB 2024) (2-1)

IND (DEC 2024) 3 ODIs

ENG (JULY 2023) (1-2)

IRE (JULY 2023) (2-0)

BAN (MAR 2024) (3-0)

NZ (OCT 2024) 3 ODIs

2]

ENGLAND

IND (SEPT 2022) (0-3)

AUS (JULY 2023) (2-1)

SL (SEPT 2023) (2-0)

PAK (MAY 2024) (2-0)

WI (DEC 2022) (3-0)

NZ (APR 2024) (2-1)

IRE (SEPT 2024) 3 ODIs

SA (DEC 2024) 3 ODIs

3]

SOUTH AFRICA

NZ (SEPT-OCT 2023) (2-1)

BAN (DEC 2023) (2-1)

SL (APR 2024) (1-1)

ENG (DEC 2024) 3 ODIs

IRE (JUNE 2022) (3-0)

PAK (SEPT 2023) (2-1)

AUS (FEB 2024) (1-2)

IND (JULY 2024) (0-3)

4]

NEW ZEALAND

BAN (DEC 2022) (1-0)

PAK (DEC 2023) (2-0)

ENG (APR 2024) (1-2)

AUS (OCT 2024*) 3 ODIs

WI (SEPT 2022) (2-1)

SL (JUNE-JULY 2023) (1-2)

SA (SEPT 2023) (1-2)

IND (TBA)

5]

INDIA

SA (JULY 2024) (3-0)

NZ(TBA)

WI (TBA)

IRE (TBA)

SL (JULY 2022) (3-0)

ENG (SEPT 2022) (3-0)

BAN (JULY 2023) (1-1)

AUS (DEC 2024) 3 ODIs

6]

WEST INDIES

NZ (SEPT 2022) (1-2)

ENG (DEC 2022) (0-3)

IRE (JULY 2023) (2-0)

BAN (TBA)

AUS (OCT 2023) (0-2)

PAK (APR 2024) (3-0)

IND (TBA)

SL ( JUNE 2024) (0-3)

7]

SRI LANKA

IND (JULY 2022) (0-3)

BAN (MAY 2023) (1-0)

NZ (JUNE 2023) (2-1)

WI (JUNE 2024) (3-0)

PAK (JUNE 2022) (1-2)

ENG (SEPT 2023) (0-2)

SA (APR 2024) (1-1)

IRE (AUG 2024) 3 ODIs

8]

BANGLADESH

IND (JULY 2023) (1-1)

PAK (NOV 2023) (1-1)

AUS (MAR 2024) (0-3)

IRE (TBA)

NZ (DEC 2022) (0-1)

SL (MAY 2023) (0-1)

SA (DEC 2023) (1-2)

WI (TBA)

9]

PAKISTAN

SL (JUNE 2022) (2-1)

IRE (NOV 2022) (3-0)

SA (SEPT 2023) (1-2)

WI (APR 2024) (0-3)

AUS (JAN 2023) (0-3)

BAN (NOV 2023) (1-1)

NZ (DEC 2023) (0-2)

ENG (MAY 2024) (0-2)

10]

IRELAND

SA (JUNE 2022) (0-3)

AUS (JULY 2023) (0-2)

SL (AUG 2024) 3 ODIs

ENG (SEPT 2024) 3 ODIs

WI (JUNE 2022) (0-2)

PAK (NOV 2022) (0-3)

IND (TBA)

BAN (TBA)

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