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Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 odds, winners list, favourites to win, schedule and results

Xaviour Raymond

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The 13th edition of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup kicks off on September 30, 2025, with India Women facing Sri Lanka Women in the opening match in Guwahati.

This year’s tournament, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka for the first time, features eight of the world’s top teams: India, Australia, England, South Africa, New Zealand, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.

A total of 31 matches will be played over 34 days, including 28 league games, two semi-finals on October 29 and 30, and the final on November 2. The tournament promises competitive cricket and high drama as the top teams battle for glory.

ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 odds

Australia enters the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 as the clear favourite to retain their title priced at 1.90 by Dafabet, reflecting their dominance in recent tournaments. India (4.00) and England (6.00) are strong contenders, with competitive squads.

New Zealand and South Africa both priced at 13.00 sit in the mid-tier, with chances of causing upsets, while Sri Lanka (81.00), Pakistan (101.00), and Bangladesh (201.00) are considered long shots, facing an uphill task to make a deep run in the competition.

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Team

Odds (click here to bet)

Australia - W

1.90

India - W

4.00

England - W

6.00

New Zealand - W

13.00

South Africa - W

13.00

Sri Lanka - W

81.00

Pakistan - W

101.00

Bangladesh - W

201.00

Women's World Cup ODI 2025 schedule and results

Date & Time

Fixture

Venue

Result

September 30 Tuesday (3:00 PM)

India vs Sri Lanka

Guwahati

Not played yet

October 1 Wednesday (3:00 PM)

Australia vs New Zealand

Indore

Not played yet

October 2 Thursday (3:00 PM)

Bangladesh vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 3 Friday (3:00 PM)

England vs South Africa

Guwahati

Not played yet

October 4 Saturday (3:00 PM)

Sri Lanka vs Australia

Colombo

Not played yet

October 5 Sunday (3:00 PM)

India vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 6 Monday (3:00 PM)

New Zealand vs South Africa

Indore

Not played yet

October 7 Tuesday (3:00 PM)

England vs Bangladesh

Guwahati

Not played yet

October 8 Wednesday (3:00 PM)

Australia vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 9 Thursday (3:00 PM)

India vs South Africa

Visakhapatnam

Not played yet

October 10 Friday (3:00 PM)

New Zealand vs Bangladesh

Guwahati

Not played yet

October 11 Saturday (3:00 PM)

England vs Sri Lanka

Colombo

Not played yet

October 12 Sunday (3:00 PM)

India vs Australia

Visakhapatnam

Not played yet

October 13 Monday (3:00 PM)

South Africa vs Bangladesh

Visakhapatnam

Not played yet

October 14 Tuesday (3:00 PM)

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

Colombo

Not played yet

October 15 Wednesday (3:00 PM)

England vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 16 Thursday (3:00 PM)

Australia vs Bangladesh

Visakhapatnam

Not played yet

October 17 Friday (3:00 PM)

Sri Lanka vs South Africa

Colombo

Not played yet

October 18 Saturday (3:00 PM)

New Zealand vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 19 Sunday (3:00 PM)

India vs England

Indore

Not played yet

October 20 Monday (3:00 PM)

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh

Navi Mumbai

Not played yet

October 21 Tuesday (3:00 PM)

South Africa vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 22 Wednesday (3:00 PM)

Australia vs England

Indore

Not played yet

October 23 Thursday (3:00 PM)

India vs New Zealand

Navi Mumbai

Not played yet

October 24 Friday (3:00 PM)

Sri Lanka vs Pakistan

Colombo

Not played yet

October 25 Saturday (3:00 PM)

Australia vs South Africa

Indore

Not played yet

October 26 Sunday (11:00 AM)

England vs New Zealand

Visakhapatnam

Not played yet

October 26 Sunday (3:00 PM)

India vs Bangladesh

Navi Mumbai

Not played yet

October 29 Wednesday (3:00 PM)

Semifinal 1

TBA

Not played yet

October 30 Thursday (3:00 PM)

Semifinal 2

Navi Mumbai

Not played yet

November 2 Saturday (3:00 PM)

Final

TBA

Not played yet

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Women's World Cup ODI winners list

Australia enter as the defending champions, having defeated England in the 2022 final in Christchurch. India’s best performances came as runners-up in 2005 and 2017, with Mithali Raj leading the side and finishing as the highest run-scorer in 2005.

Historically, only three nations have lifted the ODI World Cup trophy: Australia with seven titles, England with three, and New Zealand with one. Here is the list of Women's World Cup ODI winners:

Year

Winner

Runner-up

1973

England

Australia

1978

Australia

England

1982

Australia

England

1988

Australia

England

1993

England

New Zealand

1997

Australia

New Zealand

2000

New Zealand

Australia

2005

Australia

India

2009

England

New Zealand

2013

Australia

West Indies

2017

England

India

2022

Australia

England

Who will host the 2025 Women's Cricket World Cup?

The 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup will be jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka, with matches scheduled across five major stadiums. India will host games in Navi Mumbai, Guwahati, Visakhapatnam, and Indore, while Sri Lanka will stage matches in Colombo.

Country

Stadium

Location

India

DY Patil Stadium

Navi Mumbai

India

ACA Stadium (Barsapara Stadium)

Guwahati

India

ACA–VDCA Stadium

Visakhapatnam

India

Holkar Stadium

Indore

Sri Lanka

R. Premadasa Stadium

Colombo

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Has India ever won the Women's Cricket World Cup?

India has never won the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in the ODI format as of the start of the 2025 Women's ODI World Cup. Despite reaching the final twice, India fell short in both 2005 and 2017, losing to Australia and England, respectively.

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Xaviour Raymond

Xaviour Raymond leads The Sporting News' betting content in India and is a content writer with a Master’s in Mass Communication and over two years of experience working with various firms. A passionate sports enthusiast, he focuses on football and cricket content tailored for Indian fans with a sharp eye on detail and opportunities for betting value.