Is IND-W vs ENG-W Women's World Cup Warm-Up Live on TV? Channels and Streaming Details

The highly anticipated ODI Women's World Cup 2025 is rapidly approaching, and excitement is growing as teams get ready for the warm-up matches. All competing teams will play warm-up matches before the 2025 Women's World Cup. These matches will begin on September 25 and end on September 28.

The main draw of the Women's World Cup will be played from September 30, with co-hosts India Women and Sri Lanka Women facing off. The event will include nine teams and eight warm-up matches spread over four venues. Meanwhile, India are preparing for their Women's World Cup warm-up match against England on 25th September 2025 at Bengaluru. Both teams head into the World Cup, following quite different campaigns.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) declared that eight practice matches would be played in Bengaluru and Colombo before the quadrennial competition begins on September 30. Four of the eight warm-up matches are coming up in Bengaluru at the BCCI Centre of Excellence Grounds 1 and 2, while the remaining four will be played in Sri Lanka at the Colombo Cricket Club Ground and the R. Premadasa Stadium. All qualified teams, with the exception of Australia, will play twice in the warm-up matches in an effort to polish their skill sets and combinations prior to the actual competition.

How to Watch IND W vs ENG W Warm Up Match Women's World Cup?

For fans in India, the IND W vs ENG W Warm Up Match live streaming will be on the Star Sports Network, while JioHotstar's app and website will stream the events live online. Meanwhile fans across India can follow official website to check score and updates on Warm-up games.

Both India and England are among the best cricket teams in the world when it comes to women's cricket. As a result, the match is expected to be an exciting one as far as the competition is concerned.

India Aiming For Maiden World Cup Trophy

India are coming off a grueling ODI series against Australia, in which they lost 1-2 but displayed brilliant moments. England had a prosperous summer at home, marked by victories in competitive matches. India are clearly the favorites to win this match because they have defeated England in four of their past five ODIs. England may overcome the hosts if their bowlers perform well since they have strong all-rounders and batting depth.

Devajit Saikia, the secretary of the BCCI, expressed his optimism on Sunday that the Indian women's side will finally win a World Cup trophy when the 50-overs championship tournament gets underway in Guwahati on September 30. India has never won the women's World Cup in any of the previous 12 tournaments; thus they will be looking to break a long drought. “Indian women's cricket has come of age, and I am sure they will produce a remarkable performance in the upcoming World Cup. I hope that the jinx will be broken this time," Saikia said.

The Women in Blue will depend highly on Smriti Mandhana, one of the players with most centuries in women's cricket. Mandhana has been in great form recently and is likely to play a key role for her team in this tournament.