India Women vs South Africa Women 2024/25

The fixture between the India Women and South Africa Women national sides is a bilateral cricket series organised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India and Cricket South Africa under International Cricket Council regulations. It is not a single named tournament with a founding date, but rather the recurring contest between the two Asian and African nations. The format includes One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals, with occasional Test matches added to the schedule.

The history of the rivalry dates back to the 2001/02 season, when the first recorded bilateral series took place during India’s tour of South Africa. That initial visit featured a one-off Test match and a four-match ODI series. The first Women's Test match between the two sides was played in November 2014 in Mysore, India, which India won by an innings and 34 runs. As of 2025, the teams have played 56 matches across all formats. India leads the overall head-to-head with 33 wins to South Africa's 19, with four matches ending in no results.

In One Day Internationals, India leads 20-13 with one no result. In Twenty20 Internationals, India leads 10-6 with three no results. India has won all three Tests played against South Africa. A notable milestone occurred in June 2024 when India set the world record for the highest team score in a Women's Test innings, posting 603 for six declared against South Africa in Chennai. The ODI bilateral series often serve as part of the ICC Women's Championship, a league-based qualification pathway for the Women's Cricket World Cup established in 2014. The Twenty20 Internationals are standalone bilateral contests affecting ICC rankings. Unlike domestic leagues, these series feature players representing their national teams. There is no specific named trophy associated with the India-South Africa bilateral series.