Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 fixtures: India combined with Pakistan; The tournament starts from June 12. Cricket news
England will host the largest ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in 2026, which will feature 12 teams competing at seven places from June 12 to July 5. The tournament opens with the hosts facing Sri Lanka at Edgbaston and with the final in the final at Lord’s, Owell, Hampshire, Hampshire, Hampshire, Hampshire, Hampshire, Hampshire, Hampshire, Hampshire.The tournament format divides teams into two groups for the league stage. Group 1 consists of two teams from Australia, South Africa, India, Pakistan and Global Qualifiers. Group 2 consists of England, Defending Champions New Zealand, Sri Lanka, West Indies and two more qualifier teams.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The top two teams of each group will progress in the semi -finals, which will be determined at the Oval on 30 June and 2 July. The championship match will be held on 5 July at Lord’s.This version marks an expansion in the scale of the tournament, featuring more teams than any previous female T20 World Cup. The competition will perform matches in some of the most prestigious cricket grounds in England.England captain Nut Skyvar-Bunt shared his view on the upcoming tournament: “World Cups are always special, but it seems already different-it is really the potential to be a really game-changing. It is going to be a very big moment for our game and is a great opportunity to inspire youth across the country. For the best awards in the world, it is a great opportunity to do this, it is a great opportunity for the best players in the world. I cannot wait for it to be a part of it. ,“The tournament will not only give fans across the country a chance to see world famous cricketers in action, but will also affect permanent changes by motivating countless women and girls across the country to join cricket,” the Skver-Brant said.
The tournament director Bath Barrett-Waled emphasized the transformative ability of the event: “The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup gives us a unique opportunity to change a month of sports excellence to a month’s movement, which will re-write the story about women’s cricket across the country. Contributing to permanent changes. This is our opportunity to give women’s cricket, and women’s games, the platform that deserves it. ,2026 Women’s T20 World CupGroup 1: Two teams from Australia, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Global QualifiersGroup 2: Two teams from England, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Global Qualifiers2026 Women’s T20 World Cup FixtyJune 12: England vs Sri Lanka (Edgbaston)June 13: West Indies vs New Zealand (Hampshire Bowl)June 13: Qualifier vs. Qualifier (Old Trafford)June 13: Australia vs South Africa (Old Trafford)June 14: Qualifier vs. Qualifier (Edgbaston)June 14: India vs Pakistan (Edgbaston)June 16: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka (Hampshire Bowl)June 16: England vs. Qualifier (Hampshire Bowl)June 17: Australia vs. Qualifier (Headingly)June 17: India vs. Qualifier (Headingly)June 17: South Africa vs Pakistan (Edgbaston)June 18: West Indies vs. Qualifier (Headingly)June 19: New Zealand vs. Qualifier (Hampshire Bowle)June 20: Australia vs. Qualifier (Hampshire Bowl)June 20: Pakistan vs Qualifier (Hampshire Bowl)June 20: England vs. Qualifier (Headingly)June 21: South Africa vs India (Old Trafford)June 21: West Indies vs Sri Lanka (Bristol)June 23: Australia vs Pakistan (Headingly)June 23: New Zealand vs. Qualifier (Bristol)June 23: Sri Lanka vs. Qualifier (Bristol)June 24: England vs West Indies (Lords)June 25: India vs. Qualifier (Old Trafford)June 25: South Africa vs. Qualifier (Bristol)June 26: Sri Lanka vs. Qualifier (Old Trafford)27 June: Pakistan vs. Qualifier (Bristol)June 27: West Indies vs. Qualifier (Bristol)June 27: England vs New Zealand (The Oval)June 28: South Africa vs. Qualifier (Lords)June 28: Australia vs India (Lords)June 30: Semi Final 1 (Oval)July 2: Semi-Final 2 (Oval)July 5: Final (Lords)
