ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 is going to be held in England and Wales from June 12 to June 5, 2026. This season it will have 12 international teams competing in 33 matches over 24 action-packed days.
All the matches will be played at seven different venue from England and Wales.
The event promises to be a milestone in women’s sport, showcasing the highest level of cricket in front of passionate home crowds and global audiences.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: Venues
The tournament will be played across seven iconic venues, offering fans from all regions the chance to witness world-class cricket live.
These include:
- Lord’s (London) – Final
- The Oval (London) – Semi-finals
- Edgbaston (Birmingham)
- Old Trafford (Manchester)
- Headingley (Leeds)
- Hampshire Bowl (Southampton)
- Bristol County Ground (Bristol)
Each venue has a rich history in cricket and will add its own flavour to the tournament. From the electric atmosphere of Edgbaston to the grandeur of Lord’s, fans can expect unforgettable matchday experiences.
Complete ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Schedule
Full ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Schedule
Friday June 12: England v Sri Lanka, Edgbaston 18:30 BST
Saturday June 13: Qualifier v Qualifier, Old Trafford Cricket Ground 10:30 BST
Saturday June 13: Australia v South Africa, Old Trafford Cricket Ground 14:30 BST
Saturday June 13: West Indies v New Zealand, Hampshire Bowl 18:30 BST
Sunday June 14: Qualifier v Qualifier, Edgbaston 10:30 BST
Sunday June 14: India v Pakistan, Edgbaston 14:30 BST
Tuesday June 16: New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Hampshire Bowl 14:30 BST
Tuesday June 16: England v Qualifier, Hampshire Bowl 18:30 BST
Wednesday June 17: Australia v Qualifier, Headingley 10:30 BST
Wednesday June 17: India v Qualifier, Headingley 14:30 BST
Wednesday June 17: South Africa v Pakistan, Edgbaston 18:30 BST
Thursday June 18: West Indies v Qualifier, Headingley 18:30 BST
Friday June 19: New Zealand v Qualifier, Hampshire Bowl 18:30 BST
Saturday June 20: Australia v Qualifier, Hampshire Bowl 10:30 BST
Saturday June 20: Pakistan v Qualifier, Hampshire Bowl 14:30 BST
Saturday June 20: England v Qualifier, Headingley 18:30 BST
Sunday June 21: West Indies v Sri Lanka, Bristol County Ground 10:30 BST
Sunday June 21: South Africa v India, Old Trafford Cricket Ground 14:30 BST
Tuesday June 23: New Zealand v Qualifier, Bristol County Ground 10:30 BST
Tuesday June 23: Sri Lanka v Qualifier, Bristol County Ground 14:30 BST
Tuesday June 23: Australia v Pakistan, Headingley 18:30 BST
Wednesday June 24: England v West Indies, Lord’s Cricket Ground 18:30 BST
Thursday June 25: India v Qualifier, Old Trafford Cricket Ground 14:30 BST
Thursday June 25: South Africa v Qualifier, Bristol County Ground 18:30 BST
Friday June 26: Sri Lanka v Qualifier, Old Trafford Cricket Ground 18:30 BST
Saturday June 27: Pakistan v Qualifier, Bristol County Ground 10:30 BST
Saturday June 27: West Indies v Qualifier, Bristol County Ground 14:30 BST
Saturday June 27: England v New Zealand, The Oval 18:30 BST
Sunday June 28: South Africa v Qualifier, Lord’s Cricket Ground 10:30 BST
Sunday June 28: Australia v India, Lord’s Cricket Ground 14:30 BST
Tuesday June 30: TBC v TBC (Semi Final 1), The Oval 14:30 BST
Thursday July 2: TBC v TBC (Semi Final 2), The Oval 18:30 BST
Sunday July 5: TBC v TBC (The Final), Lord’s Cricket Ground 14:30 BST
England vs Sri Lanka to Open the Tournament
The World Cup will begin with a high-stakes encounter between hosts England and Sri Lanka at Edgbaston on Friday, June 12 at 18:30 BST.
As the host nation, England will be looking to start strong in front of a home crowd. With Nat Sciver-Brunt leading the charge, expectations are high for a deep run in the tournament.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: Tournament Groups
The teams have been split into two groups of six:
Group 1:
- Australia
- South Africa
- India
- Pakistan
- Qualifier
- Qualifier
Group 2:
- England
- West Indies
- New Zealand
- Sri Lanka
- Qualifier
- Qualifier
With legendary rivalries like India vs Pakistan and Australia vs South Africa, and emerging teams set to make their mark, every match will matter.
Can’t-Miss Fixtures for Cricket Fans
Several key matchups are already generating buzz among fans. These headline games are expected to draw massive crowds and global viewership:
- June 14: India vs Pakistan at Edgbaston
- June 24: England vs West Indies at Lord’s
- June 27: England vs New Zealand at The Oval
- June 28: Australia vs India at Lord’s
- July 5: The Final at Lord’s
These fixtures are more than just games — they are statements about the growth, passion, and power of women’s cricket.
Semi-Finals and Final Set for London
Both semi-final matches will be hosted at The Oval on June 30 and July 2, with the final set for July 5 at Lord’s, the home of cricket.
These high-stakes clashes are expected to draw global attention and record-breaking crowds. The first wave of final tickets sold out within 24 hours, showing the growing appetite for elite women’s cricket.
Ticket Sales: Where and How to Buy
Tickets are now on sale for all matches — but only for fans who pre-registered. With interest surging, especially for knockout fixtures, fans are encouraged to act fast.
To buy tickets or register for updates, visit the official tournament site:
womens.t20worldcup.com
Don’t miss your chance to be part of this historic tournament!
Why This Tournament Matters
The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 isn’t just about cricket — it’s about creating lasting change. With millions expected to tune in, the tournament aims to inspire the next generation of girls and women to engage with the sport.
As Tournament Director Beth Barrett-Wild noted, this is “an unparalleled opportunity to transform a month of sporting excellence into a movement.”
From elite athleticism to global fan engagement, this is set to be a landmark moment in women’s sport.
Stay Connected and Updated
For full schedules, ticket news, and behind-the-scenes updates:
- Visit: womens.t20worldcup.com
- Follow tournament news on social media using hashtags like #T20WorldCup and #WomensCricket
Conclusion:
The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark tournament in cricket history. With unforgettable matchups, world-class venues, and the biggest stars in the sport, this is one event cricket fans can’t afford to miss.
Stay tuned, grab your tickets early, and prepare for a summer of incredible cricket action in England and Wales.
