North v South Women's One-Day series (New Zealand) 2024/25

The North v South Women's One-Day series is a domestic cricket competition in New Zealand. It pits representative teams from the North Island against those from the South Island. Organized by New Zealand Cricket, the fixture serves as a pathway for selecting players for the national team, the White Ferns.

First played in the 1998–99 season, the competition has a sporadic history. It was contested seven times before a hiatus of more than a decade. It was re-established in the 2022–23 season as part of a broader overhaul of women’s domestic cricket. The series typically consists of a three-match format. It is often played as a curtain-raiser or part of a domestic festival weekend. This distinguishes it from the primary provincial domestic competitions, which feature franchise teams like Auckland and Canterbury.

Historical records for the period between 1998 and 2010 are sparse. In 2010, North Island Women won the T20 series 2–0. In 2011, a three-match One-Day series ended level 1–1. In the 2024–25 season, North Island Women won the series 2–1. There is no promotion or relegation mechanism, as the teams are representative squads selected from provincial players based on geographic origin. The competition is not a league but a series of matches.

The men's equivalent, the Island of Origin series, started in 2014 and features the Logan Cup and Jay Trophy. The women's One-Day series predates this structure. The specific trophy name for the One-Day series is not definitively recorded, though the T20 version has been associated with the "North/South Trophy." The fixture remains an intermittent inter-island rivalry within the New Zealand cricket calendar.