Exciting News Alert: ICC Unveils Fixture Schedule for 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup!







 



Get ready to mark your calendars because the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 is all set to kick off from October 3rd to October 20th in Bangladesh! This thrilling event promises to captivate cricket enthusiasts worldwide, featuring 23 matches packed with adrenaline-fueled action. Picture this: Ten top-tier teams, including reigning champions Australia, powerhouse India, and other cricket giants, will battle it out over 18 electrifying days at two prestigious venues: the Shere Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka and the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in Sylhet.


 The tournament's official fixture schedule was recently unveiled at a grand ceremony in Dhaka, graced by esteemed personalities like Mr. Nazmul Hassan, President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, alongside ICC CEO Geoff Allardice and the inspirational captains of India and Bangladesh's women’s teams. But wait, there's more! Before the grand reveal, the honorable Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, extended her warm wishes to the participating captains, setting the stage for an epic showdown of talent and determination. Excitement peaks on the opening day as the host nation, Bangladesh, takes on a fierce contender under the floodlights of Dhaka. And that's just the beginning! The tournament opener between South Africa and England promises a thrilling start, setting the tone for an unforgettable spectacle.


 With nail-biting encounters like India versus Pakistan and Australia's quest for glory, every match is bound to keep fans on the edge of their seats. And let’s not forget the intense semi-finals leading up to the ultimate showdown in Dhaka, where the T20 World Cup champions will be crowned amidst a symphony of cheers and celebration. But the action doesn’t stop there! Warm-up matches, starting from September 27th, will offer a taste of what's to come, with teams fine-tuning their strategies at the iconic BKSP stadium in Dhaka.


 In the words of ICC Chief Executive, Geoff Allardice, "This Women’s T20 World Cup has the potential to transform women’s cricket in Bangladesh and beyond, creating a new generation of fans and participants across the globe." Indeed, the stage is set, the players are primed, and the excitement is palpable. Get ready to witness history in the making as the world's best female cricketers converge in Bangladesh for a sporting extravaganza like no other!






Get ready for the cricket event of the year! Catch the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 fixtures and warm-up matches right here:


**ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 Fixtures: **


- **Thursday, 3 October 2024: ** England vs. South Africa, Dhaka (15:00),

 Bangladesh vs. Q2, Dhaka (19:00)

- **Friday, 4 October 2024: ** Australia vs. Q1, Sylhet (15:00), India vs. New Zealand, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Saturday, 5 October 2024: ** South Africa vs. West Indies, Dhaka (15:00), Bangladesh vs. England, Dhaka (19:00)

- **Sunday, 6 October 2024: ** New Zealand vs. Q1, Sylhet (15:00), India vs. Pakistan, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Monday, 7 October 2024: ** West Indies vs. Q2, Dhaka (19:00)

- **Tuesday, 8 October 2024: ** Australia vs. Pakistan, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Wednesday, 9 October 2024: ** Bangladesh vs. West Indies, Dhaka (15:00), India vs. Q1, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Thursday, 10 October 2024: ** South Africa vs. Q2, Dhaka (19:00)

- **Friday, 11 October 2024: ** Australia vs. New Zealand, Sylhet (15:00), Pakistan vs. Q1, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Saturday, 12 October 2024: ** England vs. West Indies, Dhaka (15:00), Bangladesh vs. South Africa, Dhaka (19:00)

- **Sunday, 13 October 2024: ** Pakistan vs. New Zealand, Sylhet (15:00), India vs. Australia, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Monday, 14 October 2024: ** England vs. Q2, Dhaka (15:00)

- **Thursday, 17 October 2024: ** Semi-Final 1, Sylhet (19:00)

- **Friday, 18 October 2024: ** Semi-Final 2, Dhaka (19:00)

- **Sunday, 20 October 2024: ** Final, Dhaka (19:00)


**ICC T20 World Cup Warm-Up Fixtures: **


- **Friday, 27 September 2024: ** England vs. Pakistan, BKSP 3 Dhaka (14:00)

- **Saturday, 28 September 2024: ** Australia vs. Q2, BKSP 3 Dhaka (10:00), India vs. West Indies, BKSP 3 Dhaka (14:00), Bangladesh vs. New Zealand, BKSP 4 Dhaka (10:00), South Africa vs. Q1, BKSP 4 Dhaka (14:00)

- **Monday, 30 September 2024: ** Australia vs. England, BKSP 3 Dhaka (10:00), Q1 vs. Q2, BKSP 3 Dhaka (14:00), Bangladesh vs. India, BKSP 4 Dhaka (10:00), South Africa vs. New Zealand, BKSP 4 Dhaka (14:00)

- **Tuesday, 1 October 2024: ** West Indies vs. Pakistan, BKSP 4 Dhaka (10:00)


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