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Indian Women’s Cricket Team 2026 Complete Schedule

After scripting history in November 2025, India women will have a bumper 2026. They have three away bilateral tours, while one is scheduled at home.

In between, India will feature in the Women’s T20 World Cup and Women’s Asia Cup. There will be plenty of white-ball games across ODIs and T20Is, with a couple of Tests also on the roster.

That said, here’s the Indian women’s cricket team’s complete schedule for 2026.

Indian Women’s Cricket Team 2026 Schedule

SeriesMatchesHostDates / Month
Australia vs India3 T20Is, 3 ODIs, 1 TestAustraliaFeb 15 – Mar 9, 2026
England vs India3 T20IsEnglandMay 28 – Jun 2, 2026
ICC Women’s T20 World CupT20IsEnglandJun 14 – July 5, 2026
England vs India1 TestEnglandJul 10 – 13, 2026
Asian GamesT20IsJapanSeptember 2026
ACC Women’s T20 Asia CupT20IsTBASeptember-October 2026
India vs Zimbabwe3 ODIs, 3 T20IsIndiaOctober 2026
South Africa vs India1 Test, 3 ODIs, 3 T20IsSouth AfricaDecember 2026 – January 2027

Ongoing & Upcoming Series Schedule:

Australia vs India | February-March 2026 (Away)

After wrapping up WPL 2026, India’s first challenge will be down under. They will tour Australia for an all-format series in February and March 2026.

The series will open with three T20Is, scheduled in Sydney (Feb 15), Canberra (Feb 19), and Adelaide (Feb 21). The T20Is will be crucial in the lead-up to the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup.

After that, both teams will shift their focus to ODIs. The one-dayers are part of the 2025-29 ICC Women’s Championship, which will determine the teams for the 2029 Women’s World Cup

Brisbane (Feb 24) will host the first ODI, while Hobart will host the second (Feb 27) and third (Mar 1) one-dayers. The series will conclude with a one-off Test between March 6 and 9 in Perth.

England vs India | May-June 2026 (Away)

After a two-month break, India will embark on a two-month England tour. The tour will start with three T20Is against the hosts just before the T20 World Cup.

Chelmsford (May 28), Bristol (May 30), and Taunton (June 2) will host the three T20I matches.

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup | June-July 2026 (Away)

India will begin their 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup campaign on June 14. They are in Group 1 along with five other teams. 

The Women in Blue will face Pakistan (Jun 14), Qualifier 1 (Jun 17), South Africa (Jun 21), Qualifier 2 (Jun 25), and Australia (Jun 28) to qualify for the knockouts. The tournament concludes on July 5 at Lord’s.


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England vs India | July 2026 (Away)

Five days after the ICC tournament, India will yet again face England. This time in a one-off Test. 

The four-day encounter will take place between July 10 and 13 at the iconic Lord’s. This will be the first women’s Test at this historic venue.

Asian Games | September 2026

After a break, India will travel to Japan for the Asian Games 2026. They will compete for the podium glory in the T20I format in September 2026. They will be eager to bag the gold medal again.

ACC Women’s T20 Asia Cup | September-October 2026

India will feature in yet another continental tournament. This time in the Women’s T20 Asia Cup.

The continental tournament will run across September and October 2026. The details about the host country and schedule haven’t yet been made public, though.

India vs Zimbabwe | October 2026 (Home)

Right after the Asia Cup, India will square off against Zimbabwe in a bilateral women’s series for the first time. They will take on the African team in three ODIs and as many T20Is in October 2025.

South Africa vs India | December 2026 – January 2027 (Away)

India will travel to South Africa in the second week of December 2026 for an all-format series. The itinerary involves a one-off Test, three ODIs, and three T20Is.

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Saurabh Chede

Saurabh is a cricket enthusiast who crafts content around the sport. Being from a cricket-crazy nation, he developed an unbreakable bond with the sport. When he’s not watching cricket, you’ll find him creating funny memes or watching old TMKOC episodes!