Cricket South Africa has announced key insights from the newly released ICC Women’s Future Tours Programme for the 2025-29 cycle, which promises an exhilarating phase for women’s cricket.
The Proteas Women will engage in multi-format series involving Tests, ODIs, and T20 Internationals against leading teams including Australia, England, India, and the West Indies in a proposed schedule that is aimed at enhancing competitive opportunities for the Proteas Women, while promoting the growth of the game both locally and internationally.
Enoch Nkwe, CSA Director: National Teams and High Performance says that this commitment highlights the push towards a diverse cricket calendar, fostering a well-rounded development path for the players.
“The new Women’s Future Tours Programme marks a significant milestone for women’s cricket. The chance to play regularly against top cricketing nations is invaluable for the Proteas Women. It will not only enhance their skills but also elevate the standard of cricket in South Africa.”
CSA Director: National Teams and High Performance, Enoch Nkwe
South Africa is set to host a series of high-profile fixtures against top-tier opponents, including India, Australia, Pakistan, and the West Indies, and will also embark on challenging tours to England, New Zealand, Bangladesh, and Zimbabwe.
The upcoming fourth edition of the ICC Women’s Championship, the pathway to the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2029, will see an expanded format featuring 11 teams, with Zimbabwe making its debut.
This expansion is a significant step towards broadening the competitive landscape of women’s cricket and supporting its global growth.
The new cycle, which will feature more than 400 matches, will also include an exciting lineup of major ICC events, including the 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup, the inaugural 2027 Women’s Champions Trophy, and the 2028 Women’s T20 World Cup.
“I would also like to congratulate our neighbours, Zimbabwe, on their debut in the ICC Women’s Championship. Their inclusion enriches our competitive landscape and showcases the growth of women’s cricket across the continent,” said Nkwe.
Original Copy: Cricket South Africa, with editing by gsport
Main Photo Caption: Cricket South Africa has announced key insights from the newly released ICC Women’s Future Tours Programme for the 2025-29 cycle, which promises an exhilarating phase for women’s cricket. Photo: Cricket South Africa
Photo 2 Caption: The Future Tours Program 2025 to 2029 details Tests, ODIs, and T20I series at home and abroad for the Proteas Women. Photo: Cricket SA
Photo 3 Caption: This expansion promises a big step towards broadening the competitive landscape of women’s cricket at home and internationally. Photo: Cricket SA
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