India women tour of England 2025

India Women Tour of England 2025 – Schedule, Squads, Key Players, and Dream11 Tips

India Women tour of England 2025 comes at a timely juncture in the women’s-cricket world calendar. With the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup coming to English shores, this five-match T20I series (28 June – 12 July) and three-match ODI leg (16 – 22 July) serve as an extended dress rehearsal.

India will attempt to put last year’s World-Cup group-stage exit behind them, while England seek to defend home soil and probe bench strength. For fans, pundits, dream11 managers, and fantasy-cricket enthusiasts, the next month hold the promise of an insightful peek into both sides’ World-Cup masterplan. Remain locked to stumpsandbails for all the latest cricket news, squad change, injury report, fantasy advice, and highlight details. India women tour of England Schedule

Dates: June 28, 2025 – July 22, 2025

Format: 5 T20Is and 3 ODIs

Venues: T20Is: Trent Bridge (Nottingham), County Ground

(Bristol), Kennington Oval (London), Emirates Old Trafford

(Manchester), Edgbaston (Birmingham)

ODIs: The Rose Bowl (Southampton), Lord’s (London), Riverside

Ground (Chester-le-Street)

1st T20I: Nottingham (28 June)

2nd T20I:  Bristol (1 July)

3rd T20I: The Oval, London (4 July)

4th T20: Manchester (9 July)

5th T20I: Birmingham (Edgbaston, 12 July)

The ODI leg travels south to Southampton (16 July), across to Lord’s (19 July), and wraps up in the northeast at Chester-le-Street (22 July).

India’s strengths

There are few names that thrill Indian fans like Shafali Verma. The return of the opener from injury directly adds to India’s batting line-up along with vice-captain Smriti Mandhana and middle-order stalwart Jemimah Rodrigues.

Look for Deepti Sharma to be used as a top-class all-rounder in the series, Richa Ghosh as an ideal finisher.

New faces in Indian Team

Selectors have injected freshness by handing maiden call-ups to Kranti Gaud, Sree Charani, and Sayali Satghare in both white-ball squads.   Gaud, a powerful left-hand middle-order hitter, may slot in at No. 5 as a finisher; medium-pacer Satghare offers a skiddy option on England’s seam-friendly strips; Charani’s left-arm orthodox spin bolsters variety behind the experienced Deepti Sharma and Sneh Rana.

England’s strengths

Home captain Nat Sciver-Brunt leads a team brimming with all-round riches: Alice Capsey, Charlie Dean, and the globe’s number one spinner Sophie Ecclestone to provide matchup versatility.
Experience stalwarts Danielle Wyatt-Hodge and Tammy Beaumont provide top-order security, with pace quicks Lauren Filer and Em Arlott providing raw speed.

Players to observe in India women vs England women White-ball series

Powerplay shoot-out: Verma/Mandhana against Bell/Wong may settle T20I margins.  Spin showdown: Left-arm accuracy of Ecclestone against India’s right-hand attack; Deepti Sharma’s counter to England’s middle-order.  Finishing role definition: Can India identify a finishing partnership, perhaps Gaud in combination with Richa Ghosh to match England’s Sciver-Brunt and Wyatt?  Death-over delivery: Sayali Satghare’s skidders and Arundhati Reddy’s yorkers will be put to the test against Filer’s raw speed.

India women vs England women 2025 ODI series

Transitioning from T20 intensity to 50-over patience within four days will test both sides’ recovery and strategising. India’s ODI newcomers, Pratika Rawal and Tejal Hasabnis, are being rewarded for outstanding domestic one-day performances and can fit into middle-order anchor slots.

England’s ODI team will be named nearer the series but will probably emulate its T20 core, prioritising continuity.
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