Pakistan Women vs West Indies Women 2024/25

The fixture between Pakistan Women and West Indies Women represents one of the most enduring bilateral series in international cricket. These encounters are not bound by a fixed annual calendar but are arranged as part of broader global tours and regional campaigns. The two nations are Full Members of the International Cricket Council (ICC), with West Indies holding Test status since 1976 and Pakistan since 1998.

Their history stretches back to March 2004, when the visitors played a drawn Test match and secured a 5–2 victory in the One Day Internationals (ODIs). That early contest set the tone for a rivalry where West Indies have traditionally held the upper hand. By early 2023, the Caribbean side had won 24 of 34 ODIs and 10 of 16 Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is), while Pakistan claimed 10 ODIs and three T20Is. A singular moment from that era remains the highest individual score in Women's Test cricket history: Kiran Baluch’s 242 runs for Pakistan in 2004.

The most recent chapter unfolded in Karachi earlier this year. In April and May 2024, West Indies Women swept the 3-match ODI series 3–0 and won the T20I series 4–1. These matches formed part of the ICC Women's Championship, adding weight to the contest beyond friendly exhibition status.

While Pakistan operates its own domestic structure through the PCB since 2005, featuring the PCB Women's Twenty20 Tournament and the One Day Cup, these internal leagues remain distinct from the international bilateral fixtures. The rivalry between the two national teams continues to evolve, with each series offering a fresh measure of progress for both sides in the women's game.