Don’t Miss a Match: Full ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Schedule & Venue List
It’s finally here and it’s the largest tournament ever in women’s cricket. It’s a big prize that’s ready to be played for and all the fans are ready to see their favourite players on the field. The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup schedule match dates and the grounds are provided in this guide. Here you can keep track of each and every game.
Cricket fans are interested in knowing when their team is kick-starting. The game begins in England as some of the best teams are on the field like India, Australia and England.
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Complete Match Dates for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Schedule
The tournament has two main groups fighting for the top spots. The first stage has many big matches that you cannot afford to miss. Here is the full list of group stage matches with times and places.
Date | Match | Time (IST) | Venue |
12 Jun | ENG-W vs SL-W | 11:00 PM | Edgbaston |
13 Jun | SCO-W vs IRE-W | 3:00 PM | Emirates Old Trafford |
13 Jun | AUS-W vs SA-W | 7:00 PM | Emirates Old Trafford |
13 Jun | WI-W vs NZ-W | 11:00 PM | The Rose Bowl |
14 Jun | BAN-W vs NED-W | 3:00 PM | Edgbaston |
14 Jun | IND-W vs PAK-W | 7:00 PM | Edgbaston |
16 Jun | NZ-W vs SL-W | 7:00 PM | The Rose Bowl |
16 Jun | ENG-W vs IRE-W | 11:00 PM | The Rose Bowl |
17 Jun | AUS-W vs BAN-W | 3:00 PM | Headingley |
17 Jun | IND-W vs NED-W | 7:00 PM | Headingley |
17 Jun | SA-W vs PAK-W | 11:00 PM | Edgbaston |
18 Jun | WI-W vs SCO-W | 11:00 PM | Headingley |
19 Jun | NZ-W vs IRE-W | 11:00 PM | The Rose Bowl |
20 Jun | AUS-W vs NED-W | 3:00 PM | The Rose Bowl |
20 Jun | PAK-W vs BAN-W | 7:00 PM | The Rose Bowl |
20 Jun | ENG-W vs SCO-W | 11:00 PM | Headingley |
21 Jun | WI-W vs SL-W | 3:00 PM | County Ground |
21 Jun | SA-W vs IND-W | 7:00 PM | Emirates Old Trafford |
23 Jun | NZ-W vs SCO-W | 3:00 PM | County Ground |
23 Jun | SL-W vs IRE-W | 7:00 PM | County Ground |
23 Jun | AUS-W vs PAK-W | 11:00 PM | Headingley |
24 Jun | ENG-W vs WI-W | 11:00 PM | Lord’s |
25 Jun | IND-W vs BAN-W | 7:00 PM | Emirates Old Trafford |
25 Jun | SA-W vs NED-W | 11:00 PM | County Ground |
26 Jun | SL-W vs SCO-W | 11:00 PM | Emirates Old Trafford |
27 Jun | PAK-W vs NED-W | 3:00 PM | County Ground |
27 Jun | WI-W vs IRE-W | 7:00 PM | County Ground |
27 Jun | ENG-W vs NZ-W | 11:00 PM | Kennington Oval |
28 Jun | SA-W vs BAN-W | 3:00 PM | Lord’s |
28 Jun | AUS-W vs IND-W | 7:00 PM | Lord’s |
The Grand Final Match
The top 2 teams will play in the championship game. This is a ‘mega match’ in London at Lord’s on July 5th. A game kicks off at 1:30 PM at the beginning of the matchup to determine the new world champion.
This iconic cricket ground is where each player aspires to win the trophy. There will be a lot of noise as fans cheer for their country.
Ground Details for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
Historic Venues in the United Kingdom
The tournament uses six classic cricket grounds across England to host the matches. The best knockout games are at famous venues such as Lord’s and Kennington Oval in London. Some of the details of key group matches remain to be confirmed for grounds such as Edgbaston (Birmingham) and Emirates Old Trafford (Manchester).
Both the Rose Bowl in Southampton and the County Ground, Bristol, have excellent short pitch suitable grounds. Headingley in Leeds will also see high-scoring matches. These grounds have a rich history and good facilities for players and fans.
Much like Srilanka dominance at the pallekele, individual brilliance continues to shape T20 narratives. Sanju Samson’s explosive batting in the T20 World Cup 2026 showcased how a single player’s fearless approach can shift momentum instantly, proving once again that in the shortest format, one dynamic innings can redefine the course of a tournament.
Conclusion
The tournament is going to be exciting. It will bring the best female cricketers to the field. All will put in efforts. Fans also support them. The schedule is exciting. Action starting from June 12. Knockouts end of the month.
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FAQs
1. Where will the final be played?
Ans: It will be at Lord's. The famous cricket ground.
2. When will India face Pakistan?
Ans: On June 14. It will be an exciting game.
3. How many teams are playing in this tournament?
Ans: The top ten international teams are split into two groups for the opening stage. They play each other to find the best four teams.
