PAK vs SA Women’s ODI Series 2025 Schedule: Broadcast, Live Streaming details – When and where to watch in India, Pakistan and other countries

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Pakistan Women’s cricket team will welcome South Africa Women for a three-match ODI series at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium from September 16-22, 2025. With both sides fine-tuning their squads for the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, this series promises high-intensity cricket and critical match practice.
Captain Fatima Sana has steered Pakistan to a flawless record in the 2025 World Cup Qualifier, winning all five matches enroute to qualification. Her haul of 12 wickets in the tournament earned her the captaincy of the ICC Qualifier Team of the Tournament, while contributions from top-order batters Sidra Amin (225 runs) and Muneeba Ali (223 runs) bolstered Pakistan’s confidence. The spin duo of Nashra Sandhu and Sadia Iqbal will aim to exploit the turning Lahore track, making Pakistan formidable in-home conditions.
South Africa enter this series seeking to iron out inconsistencies after winning just three of seven ODIs in 2025. Historically dominant, the Proteas hold a 21-win head-to-head advantage over Pakistan in 28 ODIs (75%-win rate) and claimed a 2-1 series victory on Pakistani soil in 2023. Key performers include Tazmin Brits with 371 runs and Nonkululeko Mlaba with 13 wickets this year. Under Laura Wolvaardt’s leadership, South Africa will focus on adapting to spin-friendly conditions and fine-tuning their middle order before the World Cup kick-off in India.
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This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.
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