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Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 schedule announced
The schedule for the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 has been released, with the tournament set to run from June 12 to July 5, 2026. The event, which will be hosted across several iconic venues in England and Wales, will see 12 teams competing in the blockbuster event. The tournament opens in Edgbaston, Birmingham, on June 12, with hosts England taking on Sri Lanka.
Twelve teams having secured their places through qualification and world rankings, have been placed in two strong groups:
Group 1: Australia, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Netherlands
Group 2: West Indies, England, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Ireland, Scotland
The highly anticipated India vs Pakistan showdown will be held on June 14 in Edgbaston. Bangladesh will commence their campaign on June 14 against Netherlands at Edgbaston. Notably, Netherlands are set to make their tournament debut. Meanwhile, the final is scheduled for July 5 at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London.
Fixtures:-
June 12 - (England v Sri Lanka) - Edgbaston
June 13 - (Scotland v Ireland) - Old Trafford Cricket Ground
June 13 - (Australia v South Africa) - Old Trafford Cricket Ground
June 13 - (West Indies v New Zealand) - Hampshire Bowl
June 14 - (Bangladesh v Netherlands) - Edgbaston
June 14 - (India v Pakistan) - Edgbaston
June 16 - (New Zealand v Sri Lanka) - Hampshire Bowl
June 16 - (England v Ireland) - Hampshire Bowl
June 17 - (Australia v Bangladesh) - Headingley
June 17 - (India v Netherlands) - Headingley
June 17 - (South Africa v Pakistan) - Edgbaston
June 18 - (West Indies v Scotland) - Headingley
June 19 - (New Zealand v Ireland) - Hampshire Bowl
June 20 - (Australia v Netherlands) - Hampshire Bowl
June 20 - (Pakistan v Bangladesh) - Hampshire Bowl
June 20 - (England v Scotland) - Headingley
June 21 - (West Indies v Sri Lanka) - Bristol County Ground
June 21 - (South Africa v India) - Old Trafford Cricket Ground
June 23 - (New Zealand v Scotland) - Bristol County Ground
June 23 - (Sri Lanka v Ireland) - Bristol County Ground
June 23 - (Australia v Pakistan) - Headingley
June 24 - (England v West Indies) - Lord’s Cricket Ground
June 25 - (India v Bangladesh) - Old Trafford Cricket Ground
Thursday June 25 - (South Africa v Netherlands) - Bristol County Ground
June 26 - (Sri Lanka v Scotland) - Old Trafford Cricket Ground
June 27 - (Pakistan v Netherlands) - Bristol County Ground
June 27 - (West Indies v Ireland) - Bristol County Ground
June 27 - (England v New Zealand) -The Oval
June 28 - (South Africa v Bangladesh) - Lord’s Cricket Ground
June 28 - (Australia v India) - Lord’s Cricket Ground
June 30: TBC v TBC (Semi Final 1) - The Oval
July 2: TBC v TBC (Semi Final 2) - The Oval
July 5: TBC v TBC (The Final) - Lord’s Cricket Ground
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