Full schedule, squads, match timings, and live-streaming details

Japan cricket Association is scheduled to host the opening edition of the Sano International Women’s Cup from June 3 to 8. A total of 12 T20i will play at Sano International Cricket in Sano. The tournament replaces East Asian Women’s Cup, which played from 2021 to 2024.

Five teams – Japan, Hong Kong Cena, China, Mongolia and the Philippines will participate in the competition. All teams will play four league matches. The first two teams will lock the centuries in the final, while the third and fourth Furqan of fourth will play the third/fourth place match on June 8.

It is worth noting that the women’s team in Japan last played in the East Asian Cup for women in October 2024. They played well to secure three wins in four league matches, but they finally finished the runner -up, and lost to Hong Kong women.

Hong Kong-China’s women last time in the World Cup qualifiers in Asia T20 in May, where they won a solitary victory and ended three of any result.

She witnessed the last championship of the China Women’s team participating in the T20 Quartet Ladies series in December last year. They ranked fourth in the championship, with losses in all four matches.

On the other hand, the Filipinn Women’s team participated in the Cartini Cup 2025, and lost both their match. The Mongolian team played the last time in the T20i Ladies series (in China), where they lost all three matches.

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International Japanese Women’s Cup 2025:

Full time table and timing of the match (at all times in IST)

Tuesday 3 June

Match 1 – Japan against Mongolia, 6:00 am

Match

Wednesday, 4 June

Match 3 – Chinese Hong Kong against Japan, 6:00 am

Match

Thursday 5 June

Match

Match 6 – China opposite Mongolia, 11:00 am

Friday, June 6

Match 7 – Japan opposite China, 6:00 am

Match

Saturday, June 7

Match

Match 10 – Hong Kong China against Mongolia, c

Sunday, June 8

3RD/4th Play -ff – TBC VS TBC, 6:00 AM

Final – TBC opposite TBC, 6:00 AM

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Japanese Women’s Cup 2025: Live broadcast details and live broadcasts

The tournament will be broadcast on the Fancode and the website in India.

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The International Japanese Women’s Cup 2025: full difference

Japan

Ahilya Chandel, Ayumi Fujikawa, Hinase Goto, Haruna Iwasaki, Ayaka Kato-Stafford, Elena Kusuda-Nairn, Rino Morita, Akari Nishhimura, Erika Oda, Meg Ogawa, Kurumi ota, Seika Sumi, Yasumoto

Philipini

Katie Militus Donovan (C), JK Andriano, Maria Luz Barcelona, ​​Angela Bosa, Rivin Castillo, Carrie Gilim Kane, Jumi Massaya, Jessica Midsa, Ashley Miranda, Simrinjet Vijarra Ser.

Mongolia women

Batjargal Ichinkhorlo, Ganbold Urjindulam, JavzandULAM TUGSJARGAL, Myagmarzaya Batnasan, Jargalsaikhan Erdenesuvd, Odzaya Erdenebaatar, Uugansuvd Bayarjhlan, Enkhbold Khaliunaaaaaaa, Gansuk. Namuunzul, Oyunsuvd Amarjargal, UNENCH BATUR

China women

Gong Yuting, Jiaping Li, Mingyue Zhu, Wei Haiting, Yan Zuying, Cai Yuzhi, Mengting Liu, Xie Wenyan, Xu Qian, Peng Liangyu, Zi Mei, MA Ruke, Wang Huiing, Ween Sinan

Hong Kong China

Natasha Miles, Shing Chan, Yasmine Daswani, Elchebu Kanwal, Emma Lay, Carry Chan, Hawa Ying Cheung, Alison Seo, Betty Chan, Core Mahikdib, Mira Souedim, Maryam Bibi, Zara Haider