Luxembourg is set to make history by hosting its inaugural ICC-recognized Women's T20I tri-series. The tournament, featuring Switzerland and Austria, will commence on Friday, 12 September. All matches will be played in a round-robin format at the Pierre Werner Cricket Ground in Walferdange.

Luxembourg will make use of home advantage, while Austria aims to assert themselves, but the spotlight is on Switzerland's remarkable unbeaten run.

Fixtures - 

12 September - Luxembourg vs Switzerland, Pierre Werner Cricket Ground, Walferdange

13 September - Luxembourg vs Austria, Pierre Werner Cricket Ground, Walferdange

13 September - Austria vs Switzerland, Pierre Werner Cricket Ground, Walferdange

14 September - 3rd Place Play-off, Pierre Werner Cricket Ground, Walferdange

14 September - Final, Pierre Werner Cricket Ground, Walferdange

Luxembourg will be playing their first international fixture of 2025, their last tourney was in the Women’s T20I Quadrangular series in Denmark 2024. Luxembourg lost all three fixtures. Arti Priya returns as captain, the 42-year-old has 21 wickets in 13 innings and is their one of the most experienced players.

Since making their T20I debut in May 2025, Switzerland's women’s team has won all nine games they have played, including a 10-wicket victory over Finland in the final in their last match.

Their side will be led by captain Danashi Medagoda and vice captain Meghna Rajan, who has impressed with her all-round prowess, capturing 11 wickets in nine matches and an economy of 2.89. If this was scarcely believable her numbers with the bat are otherworldly too, an average of 126, with two half-centuries and a strike rate 110 is great, but to just be 16 years old is jaw dropping.

This series marks the beginning of a new chapter as Austria welcomes their new captain Priya Sabu. The 27-year-old has been a key figure in the Austrian cricket set-up with four half centuries to her name. She is primed to make her 50th T20I appearance for the country as Austria take the field on Saturday.

Luxembourg Squad - Aarti Priya (C), Clea Bultot, Divya Kandpal, Elena Gebhard, Georgia Brealey, Jagrati Dubey, Kerry Fraser, Khushboo Kandpal, Mounica Are, Penelope Neighbour, Pooja Agarwal (WK), Shivani Sati, Siofra Lawlor, Sonal Sengar.

Switzerland Squad - Danashi Medagoda (C), Amrita Sasidharan, Ananya Srinivasan (WK), Jacqui Edmiston, Laila Pickard, Meghna Rajan, Metty Fernandes, Millie Holmes, Naina Metty Saju, Natalie St Cyr Clarke, Parinithi Mundra, Samiha Dabholkar, Saranya Kotha, Shilpa Shankar.

Austria Squad - Priya Sabu (C), Andrea-Mae Zepeda, Anisha Nookala, Ashi Chopla, Emma Kirkman (WK), Hadia Siddiqui, Hannah Simpson-Parker, Harjivan Bhullar, Mallika Pathirannehelage, Pravitha Ganeshan, Rezarta Avdylaj, Sheetal Bhardwaj, Vera Poglitsch