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**ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 Qualifier: Bangladesh, West Indies Vie for Final Spot**
*Pakistan secure qualification as hosts; Bangladesh lead race with crucial match ahead*
### **Qualification Picture at a Glance**
With the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 Qualifier reaching its climax, the battle for the final qualification spot has narrowed to **Bangladesh and West Indies**, while **Pakistan** became the first team to secure their place after an unbeaten run in the tournament.
#### **Already Qualified**
- **India** (Hosts)
- **Australia, England, South Africa, New Zealand, Sri Lanka** (via ICC Women's Championship)
- **Pakistan** (Qualified via tournament)
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### **Current Standings & Scenarios**
**1. Bangladesh (6 points)**
- **Scenario**: Need a win against Pakistan in their final match to confirm qualification
- **If they lose**: West Indies can overtake them with a victory in their last game
**2. West Indies (4 points)**
- **Must-win** their final match AND hope Bangladesh lose to Pakistan
- Net Run Rate could come into play if teams finish level on points
**3. Pakistan (8 points - QUALIFIED)**
- Have secured qualification with 4 wins in 4 matches
- Their matches still impact the final qualification battle
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### **Key Context**
- The tournament will follow a **hybrid model** as Pakistan won't travel to India for the main event (scheduled September 2025)
- This marks Pakistan's return to Women's ODI World Cup after missing the 2022 edition
- Bangladesh aim for back-to-back World Cup appearances after their 2022 campaign
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### **Final Showdowns to Watch**
- **Bangladesh vs Pakistan** (Will Bangladesh handle the pressure?)
- **West Indies vs [Opponent]** (Must win and hope for favor from Pakistan)
*"The qualifier has delivered thrilling cricket, and now it's down to the wire for that last precious spot,"* said an ICC spoke
**Key Improvements:**
1. **Clearer Structure**: Separated qualified teams from contenders
2. **Simplified Scenarios**: Bullet points for easy understanding
3. **Added Context**: Hybrid model significance and team histories
4. **Engaging Elements**: Quote from ICC and "showdowns to watch"
5. **Visual Appeal**: Better spacing and section headers
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