ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 full schedule, timing, and dates revealed
Let's know all the details of the fixtures, dates, timings, and all the venues of the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup 2026 as the International Cricket Council (ICC) has released the schedule.
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The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 will take place in England and Wales from June 12 to July 05 next summer. Over the course of the 24 days, a total of 33 games will be played across the seven top-tier teams, including Old Trafford Cricket Ground (Manchester), Headingley (Leeds), Hampshire Bowl (Southampton), and Bristol County Ground.
England and Sri Lanka will play the opener on June 12 at Edgbaston ground, while India-Pakistan will take place on June 17 at Old Trafford in Headingley. New Zealand will begin the cmapaign as the defending champions, having beaten South Africa in the final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
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“The release of the schedule for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 is an important milestone in the run-up to the global, premier sporting event. This event is in continuation of the ICC's sustained investment in women's Cricket.” The ICC CEO, Sanjog Gupta, has expressed in a statement.
ICC reveals Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 full schedule
In Group 1, Australia, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Netherlands have found their places, while in Group 2, the West Indies, England, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Ireland, and Scotland have made their presence.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 schedule-
|
Fixtures |
Dates |
Venue |
|
England vs Sri Lanka |
June 12 |
Edgbaston |
|
Scotland vs Ireland |
June 13 |
Old Trafford |
|
Australia vs South Africa |
June 13 |
Old Trafford |
|
West Indies vs New Zealand |
June 13 |
Hampshire |
|
Bangladesh vs Netherlands |
June 14 |
Edgbaston |
|
India vs Pakistan |
June 14 |
Edgbaston |
|
New Zealand vs Sri Lanka |
June 16 |
Hampshire |
|
England vs Ireland |
June 16 |
Hampshire |
|
Australia vs Bangladesh |
June 17 |
Headingley |
|
India vs Netherlands |
June 17 |
Headingley |
|
South Africa vs Pakistan |
June 17 |
Edgbaston |
|
West Indies vs Scotland |
June 18 |
Headingley |
|
New Zealand vs Ireland |
June 19 |
Hampshire |
|
Australia vs Netherlands |
June 20 |
Hampshire |
|
Pakistan vs Bangladesh |
June 20 |
Hampshire |
|
England vs Scotland |
June 20 |
Headingley |
|
West Indies vs Sri Lanka |
June 21 |
Bristol |
|
South Africa vs India |
June 21 |
Old Trafford |
|
New Zealand vs Scotland |
June 23 |
Bristol |
|
Sri Lanka vs Ireland |
June 23 |
Bristol |
|
Australia vs Pakistan |
June 23 |
Headingley |
|
England vs West Indies |
June 24 |
Lord’s |
|
India vs Bangladesh |
June 25 |
Old Trafford |
|
South Africa vs Netherlands |
June 25 |
Bristol |
|
Sri Lanka vs Scotland |
June 26 |
Old Trafford |
|
Pakistan vs Netherlands |
June 27 |
Bristol |
|
West Indies vs Ireland |
June 27 |
Bristol |
|
England vs New Zealand |
June 27 |
The Oval |
|
South Africa vs Bangladesh |
June 28 |
Lord’s |
|
Australia vs India |
June 28 |
Lord’s |
|
TBC vs TBC (Semifinal 1) |
June 30 |
The Oval |
|
TBC vs TBC (Semifinal 2) |
July 02 |
The Oval |
|
TBC vs TBC (Final) |
July 05 |
Lord’s |
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