ICC Women's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025: Schedule, Squad, Captains, Venue and Live Streaming - uccricketICC Women's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025: Schedule, Squad, Captains, Venue and Live Streaming

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025 will begin on May 9 with nine teams participating in this tournament. Teams are divided into three groups of three teams each. This tournament is a pathway for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 to be played in England. The venue for the tournament is yet to be announced but the matches will be played in Bangkok, Thailand.

Talking about the tournament, every team will play four games each in their respective Groups. Each team will play their opponents twice. Four teams across these groups will qualify for the semis, followed by a final on May 20. Both the semis will be played on May 18 and 19.

Tournament	ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025
Board	ICC
No. of Teams	9
Participating Teams	Malaysia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Bhutan, Nepal, Bahrain, Thailand, Hong Kong, Kuwait
Format	T20I, Groups
Matches	21
Venue	Bangkok
Dates	May 9-20, 2025
Live Streaming Platform	FanCode

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025: Teams and Captains

Here are the captains of the nine teams for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025.

Team	Captain
Nepal Women	Indu Barma
Bhutan Women	Dechen Wangmo
Bahrain Women	TBA
Thailand Women	TBA
Hong Kong Women	TBA
Kuwait Women	TBA
Malaysia Women	TBA
Qatar Women	TBA
United Arab Emirates Women	TBA

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier 2025: Squads and Players

Nepal Women Squad:

Bindu Rawal (BAT), Rajmati Airee (BAT), Samjhana Khadka (BAT), Indu Barma (ALL-R, C), Kabita Joshi (ALL-R), Kabita Kunwar (ALL-R), Puja Mahato (ALL-R), Rubina Chhetry (ALL-R), Roma Thapa (WK), Rubi Poddar (WK), Ishwori Bist (BOWL), Manisha Upadhayay (BOWL), Riya Sharma (BOWL), Sabnam Rai (BOWL)

Bhutan Women Squad:

Dechen Wangmo (BAT, C), Yeshey Choden (BAT), Karma Dema (BAT), Eva Yangzom (BAT), Tshering Zangmo (BAT), Tshering Choden (BAT), Sonam (BAT), Ngawang Choden (WK), Ritshi Choden (BOWL), Sonam Choden (BOWL), Anju Gurung (BOWL), Sonam Palden (OTHER)

Bahrain Women Squad:

TBA

Thailand Women Squad:

TBA

Hong Kong Women Squad:

TBA

Kuwait Women:

TBA

Malaysia Women Squad:

TBA

Qatar Women Squad:

TBA

United Arab Emirates Women Squad:

TBA