The Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) is all set to host the Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series 2025, starting on Saturday, March 8. The final will be played on Sunday, March 18. Four teams will take part in the tournament – Uganda Women, Hong Kong Women, Namibia Women, and Nepal Women. Indu Barma will captain the Nepal team, while Sune Wittmann will lead Namibia.

Each team will play six matches in the league stage, as they will face every other team twice. The top two teams will reach the final, while the other two will play in the third-place match. Both the final and the third-place match will be held on the same day.

Uganda Women have good experience in this format, having played 89 T20Is, they’ve won 55 and lost 34. Nepal Women are the most experienced team in the tournament and will be seen as strong favorites. Namibia Women have played 85 T20Is, winning 52, losing 32, and one match ending with no result. Hong Kong Women have played 80 matches, with 45 wins, 33 losses, and two ties.

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Women's T20I Quadrangular Series 2025: Full Schedule 

Women's T20I Quadrangular Series 2025: Full Squads

Nepal Women: Indu Barma (c), Samjhana Khadka, Bindu Rawal, Riya Sharma, Mamta Chaudhary, Puja Mahato, Rajmati Aairee, Kabita Joshi, Rubina Chettri, Alisha Kumari Yadav (wk), Roma Thapa, Rachana Choudhary, Sana Praveen, Iswari Bista.

Namibia Women: Bianca Manuel, Edelle Van Zyl, Leigh-Marie Visser, Jurriene Diergaardt, Kayleen Green, Sune Wittmann (c), Wilka Mwatile, Merczerly Gorases (wk), Sylvia Shihepo (wk), Yasmeen Khan (wk), Eveleen Kejarukua, Mekelaye Mwatile, Naomi Benjamin, Saima Tuhadeleni.

Hong Kong Women: Natasha Miles (Captain), Alison Siu, Betty Chan, Emma Lai, Iqra Sahar, Joyleen Kaur, Karen Poon, Kary Chan, Mahekdeep Kaur, Mariko Hill, Maryam Bibi, Shanzeen Shazad, Vanessa So and Yasmin Daswani.

Uganda Women: Janet Mbabazi (Captain), Consy Aweko, Immaculate Nakisuyi, Kevin Awino, Rita Musamali, Stephanie Nampiina, Sarah Walaza, Sarah Akiteng, Phiona Kulume, Proscovia Alako, Malisa Ariokot, Irene Mutoni, Patricia Malemikia and Esther Iloku.