Pakistan women’s cricket team is set to tour one of its closest allies in cricket, Ireland, in August 2025 for a three-match T20 International series, reigniting a growing rivalry between two sides that have shared some memorable encounters in recent years.
According to details provided by the PCB, the series will take place from August 6 to 10, with all matches hosted at the Clontarf Cricket Club in Dublin.
This short-format series comes at a crucial time for Pakistan as they continue to build towards the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026. The tour will not only help the team adapt to European conditions but also test the depth of Pakistan’s evolving T20 setup against an Ireland side that has steadily grown in confidence on the international stage.
The two sides last met in a bilateral T20I series in Pakistan in 2022, where the hosts secured a 2-1 win. Pakistan’s most recent meeting with the Ireland women’s cricket team came in the recent ICC Women’s ODI World Cup Qualifier, with Pakistan coming out on top once again.
Pakistan’s likely squad will feature a blend of seasoned campaigners and rising talents. With an emphasis on playing modern cricket, Pakistan will aim to assert dominance and build momentum in the shorter format.
For Ireland, the series presents a chance to test themselves against an Asian side renowned for its tenacity. Fans can expect a competitive series, with both teams keen to fine-tune their combinations in the build-up to major global events.
As women’s cricket continues to grow in both nations, this August showdown in Dublin could offer not just entertaining cricket, but another chapter in a quietly compelling rivalry.