The FTP outlines the international cricket calendar, including ICC events and bilateral international series
16 August, 2022
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More international cricket featuring a greater number of countries are some of the highlights of the historic first-ever Women's Future Tours Program (FTP) revealed by the ICC on Tuesday, 16 August.
The FTP outlines the international cricket calendar, including ICC events and bilateral international series.
The women's FTP reveals the international obligations for all sides until the end of April in 2025, leading up to the ICC Women’s World Cup in India.
Some of the highlights of the inaugural women's FTP include:
ICC General Manager of Cricket, Wasim Khan, said the confirmation of the first ever women’s FTP was a watershed moment for women’s cricket.
“This is a huge moment for the women’s game,” Khan said. “This FTP not only lends certainty to future cricket tours but also sets the base for a structure that is sure to grow in the coming years.”
All bilateral T20I matches count towards respective team rankings, which in turn serves as a primary mechanism for determining the teams that qualify for ICC global events.
One of the highlights of the women’s calendar is England's next trip to Australia for the multi-format Ashes series. It will be a standalone series at the start of 2025, with the corresponding men's series coming later that year.
Just last month the ICC confirmed the host country for every women's white-ball tournament to be played up until 2027, with the latest fixtures confirmed by the FTP all featuring around those major ICC events.
Full list of upcoming major ICC Women's events:
February 2023 - Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa
September / October 2024 - Women's T20 World Cup in Bangladesh
September / October 2025 - Women's Cricket World Cup in India
June 2026 - Women's T20 World Cup in England
February 2027 - Women's T20 Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka
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