Women’s National Cricket League Schedule, Teams, Squad, Venue, and Live Streaming Details – Full list of WNCL matches for the Tournament.

The Women’s National Cricket League(WNCL) 2025-26 season will begin on September 24, 2025, and will continue until March 21, 2026. This edition will feature all major state teams from across Australia, with each side competing in a full round robin format before the final. Defending champions New South Wales Breakers will open their campaign against Victoria at the CitiPower centre on September 26. South Australia will also start at home with two matches against Tasmania on September 26 and 28. The season will include several day-night matches and an extended break for the T20 Spring  Challenge and the Women’s Big Bash League(WBBL). The WNCL remains Australia’s Premier domestic women’s 50-over competition, offering opportunities for both senior and emerging players.

Women’s National Cricket League Overview

Women’s National Cricket League: Teams and Captains

The 2025-26 WNCL will have seven state teams competing with each other, including New South Wales Breakers, Victoria, Queensland Fire, South Australia Scorpions, Tasmania Tigers, Western Australia, and ACT Meteors. Each team is led by an experienced player bringing leadership and stability to their squads. Each team is well-balanced with all-rounders, batters, and skilled bowlers. Defending Champions New South Wales will once again enter as favorites, given their depth and track record. The competition between teams will be tight, as each state looks to secure its place in the final.

Women’s National Cricket League: Team Captains

Women’s National Cricket League: Squad and Player List

The players and squad for the WNCL 2025-26 have not yet been announced and will be announced once the tournament gets closer.

Women’s National Cricket League Schedule

Venue of Women’s National Cricket League(WNCL) 

The Women’s National Cricket League will be played across major cricket venues in Australia. Matches will take place at iconic stadiums such as CitiPower Centre, Melbourne, WACA Ground in Perth, Allan Border Field, cricket ground in Sydney, and others. These venues will provide high-quality facilities and international standard pitches, ensuring competitive cricket throughout the season. The tournament has been structured to allow each team to host multiple home matches, offering fans a chance to support their teams. The final venue for the WNCL 2025-26 will be confirmed closer to the date, depending on which team qualifies to play the final.

Where to Watch and Live Stream of Women’s National Cricket League

Fans can watch all the live action of the Women’s National Cricket League from the comfort of their homes. The matches will be broadcast live on cricket.com.au, the Cricket Australia Live app, and Kayo Sports, offering coverage to a wider audience. For those who prefer online streaming, every match of the tournament will be available for online live streaming on the FanCode platform. With daily matches and some double header matches, fans can enjoy the non-stop cricket entertainment throughout the tournament from their screen online.