Women’s Cricket World Cup Squads Announced for India, Sri Lanka, South Africa 2025

The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 squads have been announced by several key teams, highlighting a mix of experienced players and new talent. New Zealand's White Ferns, led by Sophie Devine in her final ODI World Cup, have included six players making their 50-over World Cup debuts, with 22-year-old Flora Devonshire earning her maiden call-up. South Africa has named a balanced 15-member squad featuring skipper Laura Wolvaardt, all-rounders Marizanne Kapp and Nadine de Klerk, and spin specialists Nonkululeko Mlaba and Sune Luus, aiming to leverage their subcontinental experience. Pakistan Women prepare for their home series against South Africa with a squad blending seasoned players like captain Nida Dar and rising stars such as wrist-spinner Tuba Hassan, focusing on spin and batting depth. Additionally, Australia has announced its Under-19 women’s squad for a Sri Lanka tour to develop young talent ahead of future ICC youth competitions, emphasizing technical and mental preparation for subcontinental conditions.