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ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 runs from June 12 to July 5 across seven grounds in England. Twelve teams will compete in a total of 33 matches. The field grew from ten to twelve this year, which sounds like a minor change until you look at Group A: Australia, India, South Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Netherlands all in the same group. It is a group of death. India Women’s Cricket Team will begin their campaign on June 14 against Pakistan.
The teams are divided into two competitive groups of six, with the top two setups from each group advancing directly to the high-stakes semi-finals.
Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Full Schedule
ENGLAND WOMEN
SRI LANKA WOMEN
ENG-W won by 87 runs
SCOTLAND WOMEN
IRELAND WOMEN
SCO-W won by 40 runs
AUSTRALIA WOMEN
SOUTH AFRICA WOMEN
AUS-W won by 65 runs
WEST INDIES WOMEN
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
WI-W won by 7 wickets
BANGLADESH WOMEN
NETHERLANDS WOMEN
BAN-W won by 6 wickets
INDIA WOMEN
PAKISTAN WOMEN
IND-W won by 64 runs
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
SRI LANKA WOMEN
SL-W won by 5 wickets
ENGLAND WOMEN
IRELAND WOMEN
ENG-W won by 4 wickets
AUSTRALIA WOMEN
BANGLADESH WOMEN
Match starts at 15:00
INDIA WOMEN
NETHERLANDS WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
SOUTH AFRICA WOMEN
PAKISTAN WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
WEST INDIES WOMEN
SCOTLAND WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
IRELAND WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
AUSTRALIA WOMEN
NETHERLANDS WOMEN
Match starts at 15:00
PAKISTAN WOMEN
BANGLADESH WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
ENGLAND WOMEN
SCOTLAND WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
WEST INDIES WOMEN
SRI LANKA WOMEN
Match starts at 15:00
SOUTH AFRICA WOMEN
INDIA WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
SCOTLAND WOMEN
Match starts at 15:00
SRI LANKA WOMEN
IRELAND WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
AUSTRALIA WOMEN
PAKISTAN WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
ENGLAND WOMEN
WEST INDIES WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
INDIA WOMEN
BANGLADESH WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
SOUTH AFRICA WOMEN
NETHERLANDS WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
SRI LANKA WOMEN
SCOTLAND WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
PAKISTAN WOMEN
NETHERLANDS WOMEN
Match starts at 15:00
WEST INDIES WOMEN
IRELAND WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
ENGLAND WOMEN
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
Match starts at 23:00
SOUTH AFRICA WOMEN
BANGLADESH WOMEN
Match starts at 15:00
AUSTRALIA WOMEN
INDIA WOMEN
Match starts at 19:00
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Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Warm-up Schedule
Before the tournament begins, teams will play warm-up games to acclimatise to the conditions. India will face West Indies on June 8 in their first warm-up game, followed by England on June 10.
| Date | Match | Venue | Time (IST) |
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| 06/06/2026 | Netherlands vs Scotland | County Ground, Derby | 14:30 |
| South Africa vs Ireland | Loughborough University | 14:30 | |
| Sri Lanka vs Pakistan | County Ground, Derby | 19:30 | |
| New Zealand vs Bangladesh | Loughborough University | 19:30 | |
| 08/06/2026 | West Indies vs India | Sophia Gardens, Cardiff | 14:30 |
| England vs Australia | Sophia Gardens, Cardiff | 19:30 | |
| 09/06/2026 | Scotland vs Pakistan | County Ground, Derby | 14:30 |
| Ireland vs Bangladesh | Loughborough University | 14:30 | |
| Netherlands vs Sri Lanka | County Ground, Derby | 19:30 | |
| South Africa vs New Zealand | Loughborough University | 19:30 | |
| 10/06/2026 | India vs England | Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff | 14:30 |
| West Indies vs Australia | Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff | 19:30 |
India Women’s Schedule in T20 World Cup 2026
The Indian Women’s Cricket Team enters the tournament with massive expectations. Eager to lift their maiden T20 World Cup trophy, the Women in Blue face a challenging road in Group 1.
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Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Venues
Selecting the right Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 venue line-up was crucial for the ECB. The tournament utilises seven world-renowned cricket grounds across England, ensuring fans throughout the country can experience the live action.
- Lord’s, London: The spiritual home of cricket will host a few crucial group games and the tournament’s grand finale.
- The Kia Oval, London: Prepared exclusively to host both intense semi-final fixtures.
- Edgbaston, Birmingham: Known for its vibrant atmosphere, it hosts the opening night and the marquee India-Pakistan clash.
- Old Trafford, Manchester: Anchoring multiple high-profile weekend fixtures.
- Headingley, Leeds: Featuring crucial mid-tournament group games.
- Utilita Bowl, Southampton: Set to present excellent batting tracks under the summer skies.
- Gloucestershire Cricket Ground, Bristol: A fan-favourite venue hosting vital lower-half group matches.
Women’s T20 World Cup schedule FAQs
The action formally gets underway on June 12, 2026, featuring a highly anticipated opening clash between hosts England and Sri Lanka at Edgbaston.
The tournament is hosted across England and Wales, utilising seven iconic cricket grounds, including Lord’s, The Oval, and Edgbaston.
A record 12 teams are playing in this edition, a major expansion from the 10-team structure seen in previous years.
The grand final of the tournament will take place on Sunday, July 5, 2026, at Lord’s in London.
The tournament will be broadcast across global networks, including Star Sports and JioHotstar in India, Sky Sports in the UK, and Willow TV in North America. Live digital streams and real-time clips will also be available on the official ICC app.
