Women's T20 World Cup European Qualifier (Division 2) 2025
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Italy | 5 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 10 | 2.27 |
| Germany | 5 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 8 | 0.54 |
| Jersey | 5 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 4 | 0.78 |
| Sweden | 5 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 4 | -1.32 |
| Spain | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 2 | -1.03 |
| Isle of Man | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 2 | -1.16 |
Germany beat Isle of Man by 8 wickets.
Roma, 29 May.
Isle of Man 139-5 (20 overs; L Barnett 54, C Henery 32*, R Webster 20; J Ronalds 2-25)
Germany 140-2 (18 overs; S Kolcharam 50*, K Vijayaraghavan 40, W Garcia 34)
Italy beat Spain by 29 runs.
Roma, 29 May.
Italy 121-9 (20 overs; M Rathnayake 30, E Bartram 26; U Syed 2-17, N Hillman-Bermejo 2-19)
Spain 92-6 (20 overs; N Hillman-Bermejo 35; T Fernando 3-14)
Sweden beat Jersey by 18 runs.
Simar, 29 May.
Sweden 128-8 (20 overs; E Asim 45, A Vaidya 25; C Greechan 4-13, G Wetherall 2-25)
Jersey 110 (18 overs; A Aikenhead 58*; A Jayaweera 4-11, Z Mohammad 3-15, A Vaidya 2-11)
Two hat-tricks in the match - for Greechan and Jayaweera. Jersey's defeat means that Germany take the second qualifying spot, irrespective of the result of their match against the Isle of Man.
Italy beat Germany by 34 runs.
Roma, 28 May.
Italy 148-6 (20 overs; C Piparo 74*, I Sims 45; J Ronalds 2-24, A Kanakuntla 2-28) Germany 114-6 (20 overs; C Gough 28, S Kolcharam 23, R Shahid 22*)
This win ensures that Italy qualifies for Division 1 later this summer.
Spain beat Isle of Man by 8 wickets.
Simar, 28 May.
Isle of Man 86 (19.2 overs; E Cleator 33; N Hillman-Bermejo 4-10, U Syed 3-14) Spain 87-2 (15.5 overs; A Hartley 46*, N Hillman-Bermejo 26)
Germany beat Sweden by 39 runs.
Roma, 28 May.
Germany 138-7 (20 overs; C Gough 46, W Garcia 26, J Ronalds 26; Z Mohammad 2-19) Sweden 99-9 (20 overs; K Rana 26, A Vaidya 22; A Balaji 3-13)
Jersey beat Isle of Man by 49 runs.
Simar, 28 May.
Jersey 140-6 (20 overs; T Smith 44, C Greechan 28*, A Merritt 24; A Thorpe 3-25) Isle of Man 91 (17.1 overs; C Crowe 25; A Merritt 4-22, F Tanguy 2-15, G Wetherall 2-26)
Isle of Man beat Sweden by 7 wickets
Simar, 26 May.
Sweden 123-3 (20 overs; E Asim 29, E Thelander 25, K Rana 23*, G Shukla 20*) Isle of Man 124-3 (11.3 overs; L Barnett 77)
Germany beat Jersey by 7 runs.
Roma, 26 May.
Germany 106-6 (20 overs; J Ronalds 35, C Gough 22; G Wetherall 4-17) Jersey 99-8 (20 overs; A Merritt 25; A Kohli 2-15, J Ronalds 2-19)
Italy beat Sweden by 10 wickets.
Simar, 26 May.
Sweden 118-5 (20 overs; E Asim 58) Italy 120-0 (11.2 overs; D Nanayakkara 58*, C Piparo 44*)
Jersey beat Spain by 7 wickets.
Roma, 26 May.
Spain 94-7 (20 overs; A Hartley 41) Jersey 95-3 (11 overs; A Aikenhead 32*, G Wetherall 26, A Merritt 21)
Italy beat Jersey by 7 wickets.
Roma, 25 May.
Jersey 162-9 (20 overs; A Merritt 77, G Wetherall 36; K Peddrick 3-28, I Sims 2-20) Italy 163-9 (19 overs; D Nanayakkara 86, I Sims 32; F Tanguy 2-26)
Pulled for four by Analise Merritt (ICC.tv)Sweden beat Spain by 13 runs.
Simar, 25 May.
Sweden 104-7 (20 overs; E Asim 30; U Syed 2-21) Spain 91-8 (20 overs; N Hillman-Bermejo 34; Z Mohammad 2-21)
Italy beat Isle of Man by 8 wickets.
Roma, 25 May.
Isle of Man 88 (14.5 overs; T Fernando 3-19, D Nanayakkara 2-3, K Peddrick 2-19) Italy 89-2 (9.4 overs; E Bartram 37*, A Kontopirakis 30*; L Barnett 2-24)
Germany beat Spain by 28 runs.
Simar, 25 May.
Germany 139-4 (20 overs; C Gough 30, S Kolcharam 29, K Vijayaraghavan 28, N Kingsley 20*; R Mushtag 2-33) Spain 111-3 (20 overs; A Jones 39*, A Hartley 21)
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