NZ-W VS AUS-W 2025, T20I Series: Date, Match Time, broadcast and live transmission details

The three -game T20i series between Women of New Zealand and Australian women It will begin on March 21, 2025.

Context of the series

This series sets an essential opportunity for both teams while preparing for future competitions. Australia, directed by Tahila McGrathEnter this series after a successful ash campaign where they won a net sweep against England. On the contrary, New Zealand, captured by Suzi BatesHe recently faced Sri Lanka in a closely disputed series that ended in a draw.

Australia’s main coach Shelley Nitschke He emphasized the importance of this series in the perfection of its strategies ahead of the next T20 World Cup scheduled for 2026. He acknowledged that with limited T20 matches before the World Cup, each game is crucial for team development and cohesion.

Nitschke also emphasized that New Zealand would be a significant challenge with his full -force workforce returning to action. It Return of players like Sophie Devine and Amelia Kerr Add depth and experience to the New Zealand line.

Programming:

• 1st T20i: March 21, 2025, in Eden Park, Auckland, from 1:45 AM GMT/ 7:15 am ist/ 14:45 local time
• 2nd T20I: March 23, 2025, in Bay Oval, Tauranga, from 1:45 AM GMT/ 7:15 Am ist/ 14:45 Local Time
• 3rd T20i: March 26, 2025, in Sky Stadium, Wellington, from 1:45 AM GMT/ 7:15 am ist/ 14:45 local time

All games will be played as double headers next to the male accessories with black caps against Pakistan. This agreement promises an exciting cricket day for fans attending matches.

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Details of broadcast and broadcast live

• Australia: Fox cricket, sport
• India: Sony sports network; Sonyliv and Fancode
• New Zealand: TVNZ 1, TVNZ+
• USA: Espn+ (inscribe -you here)

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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.