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Zimbabwe to host WI women for three ODIs and three T20Is in September-October

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Nyasha Gwanzure celebrates with Josephine Nkomo after breaking the opening partnership, Zimbabwe vs South Africa, 4th Women's T20I, Bulawayo, September 17, 2026

Zimbabwe women are in the middle of a busy period  •  Zimbabwe Cricket

Zimbabwe will host West Indies for three women's ODIs and as many T20Is in September-October.

The ODIs, which are part of the ICC Women's Championship, will be held at the Harare Sports Club on September 24, 27 and 30. The teams will then move to the Takashinga Cricket Club for the T20I series, which will wrap up the tour.

The T20Is will be played on October 3, October 5 and October 7. "We are delighted to welcome West Indies Women to Harare for what promises to be an exciting series," ZC Managing Director Givemore Makoni said in a media statement.

"Regular exposure to high-quality international cricket is vital to the development of Zimbabwe women and playing a side of West Indies' stature gives our players another opportunity to test their skills, learn and build the experience and confidence they need to become more competitive."

Zimbabwe are currently playing a five-match T20I series at home against South Africa and are down 0-4. They will aim to avoid a whitewash in the final T20I in Bulawayo on September 19.

This trip to Zimbabwe will be West Indies' first assignment after the end of the Women's Caribbean Premier League (WCPL), which was won by Guyana Amazon Warriors.

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