England Women vs India Women: 2025 Tour Results & Scorecards

India Women arrived in England for the 2025 tour and left with series wins in both formats—something no touring Indian women’s side had ever achieved on English soil. India clinched the T20I rubber 3-2 and the ODI series 2-1, handing England Women their first home whitewash across both white-ball formats in recent memory.

Latest ODI Result: England Women won by 4 runs (IND-W 284/6, ENG-W 288/8) · India Women Tour: England 2025 (Fixtures ongoing) · Upcoming Test: England v India at Lord’s, July 2026 · Head-to-Head Focus: India vs England Women’s series

Who won women’s T20 India vs England?

India Women claimed the five-match T20I series 3-2—marking their first-ever series victory over England on English soil. The opening match set the tone immediately: Smriti Mandhana carved out a maiden T20I century, smashing 210 runs from just 133 balls as India posted 210/5 and dismissed England for 113 inside 15 overs (Wikipedia). That 97-run thrashing announced India’s intent before a ball was bowled in anger.

“India secured first ever T20I series victory over England.”

— Wikipedia summary on the 2025 India Women tour

Recent T20 matches

The series unfolded across five closely contested fixtures. After Mandhana’s fireworks in the 1st T20I, Amanjot Kaur and Jemimah Rodrigues both blasted 63 in the 2nd T20I to guide India to 181/4 and a 24-run victory. England hit back through the 3rd T20I, winning by 5 runs in a nail-biter, before India restored parity in the 4th T20I with a 6-wicket chase. The decider saw England edge ahead by 5 wickets, but the series already belonged to India (Wikipedia).

Scorecard details

The 1st T20I scorecard reads like a statement: India 210/5 (Mandhana 210*) versus England 113 all out. The 5th T20I told a different story—England 168/5 chasing 167/7—but the arithmetic favored India across the rubber. Each match delivered distinct narratives, from power-hitting clinics to tense run-chases decided in the final overs.

Who won most, IND or ENG?

Across all formats and all time, England Women hold the historical edge with 66 wins to India’s 50 across 129 matches—roughly a 51% win rate for England against India’s 39% (Sporting News). However, format-by-format tells a more nuanced story.

“India won the first T20I by 97 runs with Smriti Mandhana scored maiden century in T20Is.”

— Wikipedia match report, June 28, 2025

Head-to-head records

In T20Is specifically, England Women led with 22 wins to India’s 19 before the 2025 tour began. But India flipped that script decisively, winning the series 3-2 to claim their first-ever T20I series victory over England (Wikipedia). The ODI record similarly favored England historically, yet India claimed the 2025 ODI rubber 2-1—sealing the decider with a 13-run win after posting 318/5.

Overall series wins

When tallying bilateral series outcomes, England still holds the aggregate lead, but India’s 2025 summer represents a watershed moment. The touring side didn’t just win matches—they won series in both white-ball formats on English soil for the first time. That’s a psychological shift as significant as any statistical milestone.

Which is the most successful women’s cricket team?

Australia Women remain the gold standard in women’s cricket, having won seven ICC Women’s World Cup titles including the inaugural 1932 edition. England Women rank second with four World Cup victories (1973, 1982, 1988, 2009), while India Women claimed their first in 2023 when they defeated South Africa in the final at Lord’s.

World Cup titles

The trophy cabinet disparity tells the story clearly: Australia dominates with seven titles, England follows with four, and New Zealand rounds out the podium with three. India broke through with their maiden title in 2023, ending decades of near-misses and establishing themselves as genuine global powers across all formats.

Overall achievements

Beyond World Cups, the rankings paint a similar picture. Australia has held the No. 1 ICC Women’s ranking for extended periods, while England and India frequently trade spots at No. 2 and No. 3 across formats. The 2025 tour results narrowed that gap further—India demonstrated they can win in English conditions, historically England’s strongest advantage.

India women’s cricket team in England in 2025?

India Women toured England from June 2025, playing three ODIs and five T20Is as part of a fully announced bilateral schedule confirmed by the ECB back in August 2024 (Wikipedia). The tour also featured warm-up fixtures against ECB Development XIs before the main series began.

Fixtures and results

Before the official series commenced, India faced two tour matches against ECB Development XIs. On June 24, the ECB XI posted 353/5 with Maia Bouchier scoring 104*, and India replied 335/9—a match India lost by 18 runs at Beckenham. The following day, the ECB XI chased 194/8 to win by 6 runs against India’s 188/8 (ESPN). Harleen Deol scored 100* in the 50-over tour match, flashing form that would prove crucial.

Tour schedule

The main series opened June 28, 2025 with the 1st T20I, followed by the 2nd T20I on July 1. The ODIs ran through mid-July, with the 3rd ODI—featuring Harmanpreet Kaur’s match-winning 102—deciding the series 2-1 in India’s favor (FanCode). The tour wrapped with England’s consolation ODI win, but India had already clinched the series.

Where to watch England Women’s National Cricket team vs India Women’s National Cricket team?

The most reliable sources for live scores and match coverage include Sky Sports for UK viewers with comprehensive ball-by-ball commentary, ESPNcricinfo for global scorecards and match reports, and Cricbuzz for mobile-friendly live updates. Indian fans can access matches through FanCode, which held streaming rights for the 2025 tour fixtures.

Live streaming options

Sky Sports held the primary broadcast rights in the UK for the 2025 tour, offering both television coverage and digital streaming through their app. International viewers relied on ESPNcricinfo’s ball-by-ball text commentary, which provided real-time updates alongside video highlights uploaded to official ICC and team social media channels. FanCode served as the dedicated streaming platform for Indian audiences, providing match access across devices.

Broadcast details

For the Lord’s Test scheduled July 2026, Lord’s Cricket Ground’s official website provides fixture information and ticket access. Premium broadcast packages typically include multi-camera angles, official statistics overlays, and post-match analysis. The ECB’s official channels also archive match highlights and player interviews following each fixture.