Women's ICC T20 Tri-Series (Brazil) 2025/26

The Women's ICC T20 Tri-Series 2025 was a one-off international cricket tournament held in September at New Farnley Cricket Club in Leeds, England. Organized by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and sanctioned by the International Cricket Council (ICC), the event featured three national teams: Brazil Women, Isle of Man Women, and Jersey Women. Matches were designated as Women's T20 Internationals (T20Is).

Brazil Women made their maiden tour of the UK and played their first-ever T20I matches against Jersey and Isle of Man. The tournament served as a developmental and exposure series rather than part of the official ICC World Cup qualification pathway. Its aim was to help Brazil reach the top 30 in ICC rankings and provide Jersey and Isle of Man with competitive experience. Brazil does not have a prominent professional domestic T20 league; its women's cricket relies on international tours and regional tournaments like the Kwibuka Memorial T20I Tournament in Africa.

The format was a round-robin league with no finals, where each team played multiple matches. Brazil Women won the series with 9 points from 5 matches, securing four wins, one loss, and one no result. They finished ahead of Isle of Man Women, who earned 3 points, and Jersey Women, who accumulated 2 points. Notable results included Brazil's 105-run victory over Isle of Man and an eight-wicket win against Jersey in the final match. This 2025 series appears to be the first instance of this specific tri-series configuration.

The event highlighted opportunities for associate nations to gain experience against higher-ranked opposition. For Brazil, the tour offered significant exposure, while for the British Home Nations teams, it provided valuable competitive matches. The tournament concluded without a playoff stage, relying solely on the league standings to determine the winner. All matches took place over a short period in Leeds, bringing together teams with vastly different levels of cricketing infrastructure.