Pakistan will host the women’s cricket teams from England, New Zealand, and Zimbabwe for the first time, with scheduled tours from 2026 to 2028 as part of the ICC Future Tours Programme, culminating in the ICC Women’s Championship.
Pakistan is set to welcome the women’s cricket teams from England, New Zealand, and Zimbabwe for the first time, as announced in the ICC Future Tours Programme for 2025-29. Zimbabwe will tour Pakistan in April or May 2026, followed by New Zealand in April 2027, and England in October of the same year. This marks a significant opportunity for Pakistan as it engages with these teams in international women’s cricket.
The inclusion of additional teams in the ICC Women’s Championship from 2026 to 2029 is a pivotal development in promoting women’s cricket globally. This Championship will feature 11 teams competing for a chance to qualify directly for the ICC Women’s 50-over World Cup in 2029. Zimbabwe’s participation signifies a milestone, as this will be their first appearance in the Championship. Each team will face off against eight competitors, ensuring a robust schedule designed to build competitive experience and enhance skills across the board.
In conclusion, Pakistan’s hosting of the England, New Zealand, and Zimbabwe women’s cricket teams represents a key advancement in international women’s cricket. With multiple series lined up in the coming years and the establishment of the ICC Women’s Championship, the future appears promising for women’s cricket in Pakistan and globally.
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