Bangladesh's chances in the final match of the Women's Championship.

The 120th and final match of the Women's International Championship cycle will decide the last automatic qualification spot for the 2025 Women's Cricket World Cup. This crucial automatic spot will be contested in the third ODI between Bangladesh and the West Indies, the final match of the 2022-2025 Women's International Championship cycle. Bangladesh's fate is in their hands, as the win will see them move ahead of New Zealand to secure the final automatic qualification. Meanwhile, New Zealand will be looking to the West Indies, who are battling for a series win, to help them. The top five teams in the championship, including World Cup hosts India, will automatically qualify for the World Cup later this year, while the bottom four will have to compete in the upcoming Cricket World Cup qualifiers.

 Ireland, Pakistan and the West Indies will join Scotland and Thailand as the five of the six teams confirmed for the qualifiers, with either Bangladesh or New Zealand joining them after the final match of the cycle. Bangladesh set the stage with a 60-run win in the second match of the series in St Kitts, their first win over the West Indies in any format. The standout performer for Bangladesh was skipper Nigar Sultana Jyoti, who contributed 68 runs to her team's 184. Nahida Akhtar, among the West Indies' top three bowlers, took two wickets, while Marufa Akhtar, Rabeya and Fahima Khatun took two wickets each to secure the win. The final ODI will also be played at Warner Park in Basseterre, where Bangladesh need only a draw to qualify for the Cricket World Cup, beating the White Ferns.