West Indies Men’s Cricket Team set for historic 2025 tour with 22 matches across Asia and the Pacific

The senior West Indies Men’s cricket team is preparing for an action-packed schedule from September 2025. After a great home series against Australia and Pakistan, the team will begin another series of very important tours across Asia and the Pacific. West Indies will play a total of 22 matches across all formats in 2025. 

The team will kick-off with an historic moment by playing against Nepal in a 3-match T20 International series which will take place in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. This will be the first time the two teams will play against each other. 

West Indies will then travel to India for the 2025-2027 ICC World Test Championship and will play in a series of 2 test matches. The first test will be played in Ahmedabad and the second in Delhi. It will be the first Test series for the West Indies in India since 2018, making it much anticipated by cricket fans. 

The tour will then continue in Bangladesh. West Indies will play three One Day Internationals and also three T20 Internationals. Details of the venues for the matches are not yet announced. This tour also serves as a chance to prepare for the upcoming ICC tournaments.

Moreover, this year’s series will end with a grand tour of New Zealand. It will feature five T20 Internationals, three ODIs, and three Test matches. These games will be played in cities including Auckland, Nelson, Dunedin, Christchurch, Napier, Hamilton, Wellington, and Mount Maunganui.

2025 Series Schedule

Nepal vs West Indies T20I Series

• 1st T20I: September 27 
• 2nd T20I: September 29 
• 3rd T20I: September 30 

West Indies Tour of India

• 1st Test: October 2-6 at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad 
• 2nd Test: October 10-14 at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi 

West Indies Tour of Bangladesh 2025 

• 1st ODI: October 18 
• 2nd ODI: October 20 
• 3rd ODI: October 23 
• 1st T20I: October 27 
• 2nd T20I: October 30 
• 3rd T20I: November 1 

West Indies Tour of New Zealand 2025 

• 1st T20I: November 5 at Eden Park, Auckland 
• 2nd T20I: November 6 at Eden Park, Auckland 
• 3rd T20I: November 8 at Saxton Oval, Nelson 
• 4th T20I: November 9 at Saxton Oval, Nelson 
• 5th T20I: November 12 at University of Otago Oval, Dunedin 

• 1st ODI: November 15 at Hagley Oval, Christchurch 
• 2nd ODI: November 18 at Mclean Park, Napier 
• 3rd ODI: November 21 at Seddon Park, Hamilton 

• 1st Test: December 2-6 at Hagley Oval, Christchurch 
• 2nd Test: December 9-13 at Basin Reserve, Wellington 
• 3rd Test: December 17-21 at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

Squad against Nepal

1. Akeal Hosein (Captain) 
2. Fabian Allen 
3. Jewel Andrew 
4. Ackeem Auguste 
5. Navin Bidaisse 
6. Jediah Blades 
7. Keacy Carty 
8. Karima Gore 
9. Jason Holder 
10. Amir Jangoo 
11. Kyle Mayers 
12. Obed McCoy 
13. Zishan Motara 
14. Ramon Simmonds 
15. Shamar Springer

Squad against India

1. Roston Chase (Captain) 
2. Jomel Warrican (Vice-Captain) 
3. Kevlon Anderson 
4. Alick Athanaze 
5. John Campbell 
6. Tagenarine Chanderpaul 
7. Justin Greaves 
8. Shai Hope 
9. Tevin Imlach 
10. Alzarri Joseph 
11. Shamar Joseph 
12. Brandon King 
13. Anderson Phillip 
14. Khary Pierre 
15. Jayden Seales