ICC Women’s World Cup 2025: Match 21 I Sri Lanka W Win A Lost Match

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup is the crown jewel of women’s One Day International (ODI) cricket — first held in 1973, making it the oldest world championship in women’s sport. Defending champions Australia enter the 13th edition — co-hosted in 2025 by India and Sri Lanka — as firm favourites, having lifted the trophy seven times, most recently in 2022.

Eight women teams – India W, Sri Lanka W, Australia W, England W, New Zealand W, South Africa W, Pakistan W, Bangladesh W., are vying for the title this year

Next Match 

Match 22 — October 21 – South Africa W vs Pakistan W – Colombo

Points Table & Schedule Scroll Down

Daily World Cup Results & Score Updates
Match No.- Date – Result Score Summary
Match 1 – September 30 – India W won by 59 runs (DLS) – India W 269-8 beat Sri Lanka W 211
Match 2 – October 1 – Australia W won by 89 runs – Australia W 326 beat New Zealand W 237
Match 3 – October 2 – Bangladesh W won by 7 wickets – Pakistan W 129 lost to Bangladesh W 131-3
Match 4 – October 3 – England W won by 10 wickets – South Africa W 69 lost to England W 73-0
Match 5 – October 4 – Match Abandoned Australia W vs Sri Lanka W — no play, points shared (rain)
Match 6 – October 5 – India W won by 88 runs – India W 247 beat Pakistan W 159
Match 7 – October 6 – South Africa W won by 6 wickets – New Zealand W 231 lost to South Africa W 234-4
Match 8 – October 7 – England W won by 4 wickets – Bangladesh W 178 lost to England W 182-6
Match 9 – October 8 – Australia W won by 107 runs – Pakistan W 114 lost to Australia W 221-9
Match 10 – October 9 – South Africa W won by 3 wickets – India W 251 lost to South Africa W 252-7
Match 11 – October 10 – New Zealand W won by 100 runs – Bangladesh W 127 lost to New Zealand W 227-9
Match 12 — October 11 – England W won by 89 Runs – Sri Lanka 164 lost to England W 253-9
Match 13 — October 12 – Australia W won by 3 wickets – India W 330 lost to Australia W 331-9
Match 14 — October 13 – South Africa W won by 3 wickets – Bangladesh W 232-6 lost to South Africa 235-7
Match 15 — October 14 – Sri Lanka W 258-6 vs New Zealand W – Washed out, No Result
Match 16 — October 15 – England W 133-9 vs Pakistan W 34-0 – Washed out, No Result
Match 17 — October 16 – Australia W won by 10 wickets – Bangladesh W 198-9 lost to Australia 202-0
Match 18 — October 17 – South Africa W won by 10 wickets – Sri Lanka W 105-7 lost to South Africa 125-0
Match 19 — October 18 – New Zealand W vs Pakistan W – 92-5 – Washed Out, No Result
Match 20 — October 19 – England W won by 4 runs – India W 284-6 lost to England 288-8
Match 21 — October 20 – Sri Lanka W won by 7 runs – Bangladesh W 195-9 lost to Sri Lanka W 202

Points Table after Match 20

Remaining Schedule – Matches Yet to Be Played
Date – Match No. – Match Summary – City
Match 23 — October 22 – Australia W vs England W – Indore
Match 24 — October 23 – India W vs New Zealand W – Navi Mumbai
Match 25 — October 24 – Sri Lanka W vs Pakistan W – Colombo
Match 26 — October 25 – Australia W vs South Africa – W Indore
Match 27 — October 26 (early) – England W vs New Zealand W – Visakhapatnam
Match 28 — October 26 (later) – India W vs Bangladesh W – Navi Mumbai
Match 29 — October 29 – (Semi-Final 1) TBD vs TBD – TBD
Match 30 — October 30 – (Semi-Final 2) TBD vs TBD – Navi Mumbai
Match 31 — November 2 – (Final) TBD vs TBD – TBD