Singapore Women in Philippines 2023/24

The fixture known as **Singapore Women in Philippines** is not a standalone domestic league or cup tournament. It is a bilateral international cricket series played between the Singapore Women's national team and the Philippines Women's national team. The matches carried out under this arrangement are designated as Women's T20 Internationals (WT20I) by the International Cricket Council (ICC). Both nations hold Associate Member status within the ICC and compete in the East Asia-Pacific (EAP) region under the auspices of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). The series format involves touring的一方 hosting the other for a scheduled block of matches. The inaugural edition of this specific series took place in December 2023, when the Singapore squad visited the Philippines for a three-match series. Singapore secured a clean sweep in that encounter. Subsequent fixtures have included a four-match leg in December 2024, hosted by Singapore, which concluded with one match abandoned. The competitive dynamic between these two national sides is defined by Singapore's historical presence in international qualifiers, such as the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifiers, while the Philippines has prioritised participation in regional multi-sport events like the Southeast Asian Games. The administrative oversight for Singapore falls to the Cricket Association of Singapore (CAS), established in 1972, and the Philippines Cricket Association (PCA), which dates back to the 1970s. These clubs manage the national squads rather than functioning as domestic league entities. Unlike the SCA Sunbird Women's League in Singapore, which operates as a domestic competition, the "Singapore Women in Philippines" series represents cross-border international play.

The series serves as a primary avenue for both teams to earn WT20I status points and gain experience against regional opponents outside of larger continental championships.