The Women's Tri-Nation Series is heating up with three top teams battling for bragging rights. Fans are glued to every ball because every match can swing the tournament. If you’re wondering who’s playing, when, and how to catch the action, you’re in the right spot.
There are three squads in the series: Team A, Team B and Team C (replace with actual names when announced). All games are set in two stadiums – Stadium X in City Y and Stadium Z in City W. The matches run from 12th September to 25th September. Each team faces the other two twice, so you get a total of six games.
Here’s a quick glance at the fixtures:
All dates are local time. Keep an eye on the calendar because weather can shift timings.
Every team has a few standout stars. Team A’s captain, Player 1, is a powerhouse with the bat and a sharp mind behind the stumps. Team B relies on fast bowler Player 2, whose yorkers have broken many partnerships. Team C’s all‑rounder Player 3 can turn a game in minutes with a quick fifty or a crucial wicket.
These players are also likely to win the Player of the Series award if they keep performing. Track their stats on the live scoreboard to see who’s in form.
For casual fans, the best way to stay updated is through the official tournament app or the website’s live‑score widget. Both give ball‑by‑ball commentary, run‑rates and a quick replay of key moments.
If you prefer TV, the matches are broadcast on Sports Channel 1 and streamed on the network’s online platform. The stream is free for the first half of each game and then moves to a subscription model.
Social media also pumps out highlights. Follow the tournament’s official Twitter handle for instant updates, and check Instagram for behind‑the‑scenes clips from the dressing rooms.
What about tickets? They usually sell out fast, especially for weekend games. Some venues offer early‑bird discounts, so grab yours as soon as they open. If you can’t make it to the stadium, the live audio commentary on the app is a solid backup.
Finally, remember the points table. A win gives two points, a tie or no‑result gives one, and a loss gives none. Net run rate decides ties, so big scores matter. Keep the table handy to see which team is on track for the final.
That’s the low‑down on the Women's Tri‑Nation Series. Check back often for score updates, player interviews and any schedule tweaks. Enjoy the cricket!
India, Sri Lanka, and South Africa clash in Colombo for the Women's Tri-Nation Series 2025. The tournament features a double round-robin format, key matches, and major squad updates, spotlighting top players for fantasy cricket fans. The series is a vital lead-in to the Women's Cricket World Cup.