The 13th edition of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup kicks off this Tuesday, September 30 with defending champions, Australia looking to win an eighth title as they aim to fend off the likes of India, England and a resurging South Africa side.
You can catch all of this year’s trials and tribulations unfold live from anywhere in the world using a VPN.
The 13th edition of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup begins this coming Tuesday and is co-hosted by India and Sri-Lanka. This year’s World Cup marks a historic milestone as it’ll be the last time we see the eight-team format in place before the expansion to ten teams takes place in 2029.
This year’s World Cup will also be the first time we see an all-female panel of match officials and umpires, with a record-breaking prize pool of $13.88 million ($4.48 million for the winners) which surpasses the 2023 Men’s World Cup prize pot.
Since the inaugural tournament in 1973, there have only been three nations to lift the trophy. Australia reign supreme having won a mammoth seven titles, with England narrowly behind with four and New Zealand being the third nation thanks to their triumph in 2000.
With all the nations ready after completing their warm-up matches fans can expect fireworks as some huge nations battle it out for the most prestigious trophy in women’s cricket. Key players such as Australia’s Annabel Sutherland, India’s Smriti Manhana and England’s Alice Capsey will surely have their say in the build up to November’s highly anticipated final.
Read on and we’ll show you how to watch this year’s ICC Women’s World Cup online from anywhere in the world.
Can you watch Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 for free?
For cricket fans in Australia, you’re in luck. Prime Video in Australia will be broadcasting all the matches live and exclusively for FREE.
All fans have to do is sign up to a free Amazon account and you can watch all of this year’s World Cup action for no cost at all.
Alternatively, ICC TV will be showing all matches for free in select countries such as Czech Republic and Spain.
Outside your usual country? Access your free Women’s Cricket World Cup using NordVPN.
How to watch ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 from anywhere
Outside your country right now and being blocked from watching your usual cricket streams by geo-blockers?
No need to worry, you can still watch all the action this fall thanks to a VPN (Virtual Private Network). A VPN allows your device to appear back in your home country regardless of where you currently are in the world. It’s ideal for viewers away on business or vacation for this year’s Women’s Cricket World Cup. Our favorite is NordVPN.
Using a VPN is incredibly simple and easy.
1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we’ve said, NordVPN is our favorite.
2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance if you’re an Australian resident in the U.K. and want to watch Prime Video you’d select ‘Australia’ from the listed countries.
3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to your usual streaming site or app and watch the Women’s Cricket World Cup drama unfold live as if you were back at home.
How to watch ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in the U.S.
For fans in the US, streaming service Willow TV will be showcasing the Women’s Cricket World Cup across their linear and digital platforms. Willow TV is available from a number of cable providers including Dish, Spectrum, Xfinity, Verizon Fios and more, or as its own standalone service.
Fans can also opt to access Willow TV via Sling TV for this month’s cricket action:
How to watch ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in Canada
Just like in the US, the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup will be broadcast live on Willow TV for Canadian fans.
Just check with your cable provider to see if it’s available or choose to subscribe to Willow’s own streaming platform for CA$9.99/month or CA$79.99/year.
Outside Canada right now? Use a VPN to unlock your usual subscription services just in time for the World Cup.
How to watch ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in U.K.
In the U.K., Sky Sports is the place to go for all things cricket, Sky offer a range of different TV packages to suit your viewing needs which you can check out by looking at their deals and packages for today’s best prices.
Sky offers cricket fans the ability to watch the action on the go with their Sky Go streaming service (available on OS, iPadOS and Android devices, along with Xbox and PlayStation consoles).
Alternatively, fans can opt for the Now Sports Membership for a flexible subscription package. Now’s day passes cost £14.99 or £34.99/month if you’re looking to catch all the World Cup action.
Travelling outside the U.K. right now? Use a VPN to login to your Sky account and watch all the action on the go from anywhere in the world.
How to watch ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in India
Fans in India can watch all the World Cup action on Star Sports on TV and JioHotstar digitally.
Subscriptions to JioHotstar cost around Rs. 299/month (around $3.50 USD), with the option to alternatively purchase an annual package for for Rs. 899 ($10.50 USD).
For fans outside of India — use a reliable VPN to unblock your JioHotstar account and watch all the action just as if you’re at home.
How to watch ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in Australia
For the fans of the reigning champs, you can access all the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup games for FREE on Amazon Prime.
As mentioned before, all you have to do is head over to Amazon’s website, create a free account and you’re in! Fans will have exclusive access to every game in this year’s Women’s Cricket World Cup.
Outside of Oz for the cricket right now? Use a trusted VPN to unblock your Prime Video stream and enjoy all of the fixtures for FREE this month.
ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup fixtures:
September 30 – India vs Sri Lanka
October 1 – Australia vs New Zealand
October 2 – Bangladesh vs Pakistan
October 3 – England vs South Africa
October 4 – Australia vs Sri Lanka
October 5 – India vs Pakistan
October 6 – New Zealand vs South Africa
October 7 – England vs Bangladesh
October 8 – Australia vs Pakistan
October 9 – India vs South Africa
October 10 – New Zealand vs Bangladesh
October 11 – England vs Sri Lanka
October 12 – India vs Australia
October 13 – South Africa vs Bangladesh
October 14 – New Zealand vs Sri Lanka
October 15 – England vs Pakistan
October 16 – Australia vs Bangladesh
October 17 – South Africa vs Sri Lanka
October 18 – New Zealand vs Pakistan
October 19 – India vs England
October 20 – Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh
October 21 – South Africa vs Pakistan
October 22 – Australia vs England
October 23 – India vs New Zealand
October 24 – Pakistan vs Sri Lanka
October 25 – Australia vs South Africa
October 26 – England vs New Zealand
October 26 – India vs Bangladesh
October 29 – Semi-final 1
October 30 – Semi-final 2
November 2 – Final
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