Singapore Women's T20I Tri-Series 2024/25

The Singapore Women's T20I Tri-Series is an international cricket competition featuring national representative teams. The 2024/25 edition was the inaugural tournament of its kind, taking place from October 21 to October 30, 2024. The event was organized by the Singapore Cricket Association and hosted at the Singapore National Cricket Ground.

Three teams participated in the competition: Singapore Women, Kuwait Women, and Myanmar Women. The structure involved a triple round-robin group stage followed by a final match. Each side played six group matches, resulting in a total of ten games for the tournament. In the decisive final on October 30, Myanmar Women defeated Kuwait Women by five wickets to claim the title.

This competition is distinct from domestic club cricket, such as the Sunbirds League, as it features national teams playing ICC-sanctioned Twenty20 Internationals. It also differs from continental championships like the ACC Women's T20 Asia Cup by being a smaller, tri-nation bilateral series. The tournament serves as a developmental platform for the national team against other Associate members.

Myanmar's Zon Lin was the series' leading run-scorer with 202 runs. Kuwait's Mariamma Hyder and Myanmar's May San were joint top wicket-takers with nine wickets each. Singapore finished at the bottom of the table with no victories.

Singapore hosted its first-ever ICC T20 International series in April 2019 against Myanmar Women. A men's tri-series followed in September 2019 involving Zimbabwe and Nepal. The 2024/25 women's tri-series appears to be a one-off event under this specific branding, with no prior editions involving this exact combination of teams. There is no formal promotion or relegation system associated with this international tri-series.