Pakistan and West Indies are set to engage in a riveting cricketing battle as they face off in a series of ODIs and T20Is, all to be held in Karachi. The three-match ODI series will be followed by a five-match T20I series, promising fans an action-packed spectacle from April 18 onwards. This tour marks a significant moment in cricketing diplomacy as West Indies takes on Pakistan in their entirety at the National Bank Cricket Arena.
In a groundbreaking move, Nida Dar will lead the Pakistani side, while Hayley Matthews will spearhead the West Indian team. The ODIs hold special significance as they form part of the ICC Women’s Championship 2023-25, adding an extra layer of intensity to the competition. Currently, Pakistan sit fifth in the championship standings with 16 points, while West Indies occupy the ninth spot with 8 points, making every match crucial for both teams in their bid to climb up the ladder.
The series kicks off on April 18 with the first ODI, followed by the second ODI on April 21 and the third ODI on April 23, which will be a day-night encounter. Each match is scheduled to commence at 9:30 AM local time, offering fans a perfect start to their cricketing day.
Transitioning to the T20I leg, the first match is set for April 26, with subsequent matches scheduled for April 28, April 30, May 2, and May 3. All T20Is are slated to begin at 7:30 PM local time, promising an electrifying atmosphere under the floodlights of the National Bank Cricket Arena.
Below is the complete schedule of the Pakistan vs West Indies Women’s series:
| Date | Match | Time |
|---|---|---|
| April 18 | 1st ODI | 9:30 AM local |
| April 21 | 2nd ODI | 9:30 AM local |
| April 23 | 3rd ODI (Day-Night) | 3:30 PM local |
| April 26 | 1st T20I | 7:30 PM local |
| April 28 | 2nd T20I | 7:30 PM local |
| April 30 | 3rd T20I | 7:30 PM local |
| May 2 | 4th T20I | 7:30 PM local |
| May 3 | 5th T20I | 7:30 PM local |
As cricket enthusiasts eagerly await the showdown between these two formidable sides, the stage is set for a thrilling display of talent, skill, and sportsmanship in the heart of Karachi.
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