The 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup will be held from 30 September to 2 November 2025, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka. This is the 13th edition, and India is hosting it for the fourth time.

A total of 8 teams will compete in a round-robin format, with the top 4 qualifying for the semifinals.

1. Opening match: India vs Sri Lanka, 30 September

2. India vs Pakistan: 5 October in Colombo

3. Some venue changes: matches originally scheduled in Bangalore will now be in Navi Mumbai and Guwahati, with key matches in Colombo.

4. Semifinals: 29 and 30 October

5. Final: 2 November

As the ICC Women’s World Cup progresses, the points table will be in constant flux, showcasing the fierce battle between the world’s top cricketing nations. Teams will aim for a place at the top of the standings to secure a favourable path to the knockout stage, while those in the middle will fight hard to keep their campaign alive.

A healthy Net Run Rate (NRR) could prove decisive in separating qualification from early elimination, making every run scored and every over bowled vital. Fans can follow the updated standings after each match to track their favourite team’s journey toward the final, where the world’s best will vie for the coveted World Cup trophy.

In the Women’s World Cup 2025 teams will earn two points for a win, while a tie or no result will give one point each. The tournament features all eight teams in a single group. Each side will play the others once, and the top four teams at the end of the group stage will progress to the semifinals. Supporters can follow the Women’s World Cup 2025 points table here for real-time updates on rankings, match results, and net run rate calculations. As the tournament progresses, the race for a place in the final is certain to keep attention firmly fixed on the standings.