The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Sunday unveiled the schedule for the upcoming ninth edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup in Bangladesh.
England will face South Africa, runners-up of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2023, in the tournament opener on October 3 in Dhaka.
Meanwhile, the hosts Bangladesh will also kick off their campaign on the same day at the same venue against one of the qualifiers.
Defending champions Australia are placed in Group A alongside India, New Zealand, Pakistan, and a qualifying team.
South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh and the second qualifier will form Group B.
The Group A matches will played in Sylhet, while Dhaka will host the Group B games. The semi-finals will be played on October 17 and 18 in Sylhet and Dhaka respectively, followed by the final on October 20 in the capital city.
“Each side will play four group matches at the tournament, with the top two teams from each group progressing to the cut-throat semi-finals on 17 and 18 October ahead of the Final in Dhaka on 20 October,” the ICC stated in a press release.
“In total, there will be 23 matches played across 19 days in Dhaka and Sylhet, with reserve days in place for both semi-finals and the final should they be required.”
October 3: England v South Africa, Dhaka
October 3: Bangladesh v Qualifier 2, Dhaka
October 4: Australia v Qualifier 1, Sylhet
October 4: India v New Zealand, Sylhet
October 5: South Africa v West Indies, Dhaka
October 5: Bangladesh v England, Dhaka
October 6: New Zealand v Qualifier 1, Sylhet
October 6: India v Pakistan, Sylhet
October 7: West Indies v Qualifier 2, Dhaka
October 8: Australia v Pakistan, Sylhet
October 9: Bangladesh v West Indies, Dhaka
October 9: India v Qualifier 1, Sylhet
October 10: South Africa v Qualifier 2, Dhaka
October 11: Australia v New Zealand, Sylhet
October 11: Pakistan v Qualifier 1, Sylhet
October 12: England v West Indies, Dhaka
October 12: Bangladesh v South Africa, Dhaka
October 13: Pakistan v New Zealand, Sylhet
October 13: India v Australia, Sylhet
October 14: England v Qualifier 2, Dhaka
October 17: First semi-final, Sylhet
October 18: Second semi-final, Dhaka
October 20: Final, Dhaka
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