The top teams from both groups, Australia, New Zealand, West Indies, and South Africa, have successfully advanced to the semi-finals, paving the way for an exhilarating knockout phase. In the first semi-final, Australia will face South Africa, while the second semi-final will see New Zealand take on West Indies. This setup promises intense competition as the teams vie for a place in the final.
The ninth edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup begins on October 3, 2024, in the United Arab Emirates, featuring 10 teams over 17 days of intense cricket. Defending champions Australia, aiming for a record seventh title, will compete alongside top teams like India, England, and New Zealand while rising contenders such as South Africa and Scotland add excitement to the tournament.
The tournament follows a simple two-stage format. Teams are divided into two groups of five, with each team playing four matches in the group stage. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semifinals. Group A consists of Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, while Group B includes Bangladesh, England, Scotland, South Africa, and the West Indies.
The UAE, with its modern cities and rich cultural heritage, will offer fans a unique experience both on and off the field. With the final scheduled for October 20 in Dubai, cricket fans worldwide can follow all the action on TimesofIndia.com, which will provide comprehensive coverage of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024.
Stay tuned to TimesofIndia.com for live updates, expert analysis, and full coverage of this exciting tournament.
The ninth edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup begins on October 3, 2024, in the United Arab Emirates, featuring 10 teams over 17 days of intense cricket. Defending champions Australia, aiming for a record seventh title, will compete alongside top teams like India, England, and New Zealand while rising contenders such as South Africa and Scotland add excitement to the tournament.
The tournament follows a simple two-stage format. Teams are divided into two groups of five, with each team playing four matches in the group stage. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semifinals. Group A consists of Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, while Group B includes Bangladesh, England, Scotland, South Africa, and the West Indies.
The UAE, with its modern cities and rich cultural heritage, will offer fans a unique experience both on and off the field. With the final scheduled for October 20 in Dubai, cricket fans worldwide can follow all the action on TimesofIndia.com, which will provide comprehensive coverage of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024.
Stay tuned to TimesofIndia.com for live updates, expert analysis, and full coverage of this exciting tournament.
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20 Oct, 2024 07:30 p.m.
Dubai
Final
NZ-W
158/5
20.0 ov
SA-W
126/9
20.0 ov
NZ-W beat SA-W by 32 runs
18 Oct, 2024 07:30 p.m.
Sharjah
2nd Semi-Final
NZ-W
128/9
20.0 ov
WI-W
120/8
20.0 ov
NZ-W beat WI-W by 8 runs
17 Oct, 2024 07:30 p.m.
Dubai
1st Semi-Final
AUS-W
134/5
20.0 ov
SA-W
135/2
17.2 ov
SA-W beat AUS-W by 8 wickets
15 Oct, 2024 07:30 p.m.
Dubai
Match 20
ENG-W
141/7
20.0 ov
WI-W
144/4
18.0 ov
WI-W beat ENG-W by 6 wickets
14 Oct, 2024 07:30 p.m.
Dubai
Match 19
NZ-W
110/6
20.0 ov
PAK-W
56
11.4 ov
NZ-W beat PAK-W by 54 runs
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The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 will kick off on October 3 in the United Arab Emirates, with 10 teams competing in a packed 17-day schedule of matches held across Sharjah and Dubai. The tournament's first day will see a double-header at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, where Bangladesh will face Scotland at 2 PM local time (10:00 GMT and 15:30 IST), followed by Pakistan taking on Sri Lanka in the evening at 6 PM (14:00 GMT and 19:30 IST).
The next day, October 4, the action shifts to Dubai International Cricket Stadium, where South Africa will clash with the West Indies at 2 PM, and the day will conclude with a key encounter between India and New Zealand at 6 PM. On October 5, Bangladesh will square off against England at Sharjah in the afternoon, while Australia will kick off their campaign against Sri Lanka later that evening.
The much-anticipated India-Pakistan rivalry match is scheduled for October 6 in Dubai at 2 PM local time, a contest that is sure to draw attention from cricket fans worldwide. Later that evening, West Indies will face Scotland in Dubai at 6 PM. October 7 will feature England playing South Africa at Sharjah, while Australia will meet New Zealand in another exciting contest at the same venue on October 8.
On October 9, South Africa will go up against Scotland in Dubai at 2 PM, followed by India vs Sri Lanka in the evening. Australia will continue their group-stage matches, playing Pakistan on October 11 in Dubai, before facing New Zealand on October 12. The tournament heats up further on October 13 when India face Australia in Sharjah at 6 PM. The group stages will conclude on October 15 with England taking on the West Indies in Dubai.
The semifinals are scheduled for October 17, with the first taking place in Dubai and the second in Sharjah, both at 6 PM. Finally, the tournament will culminate in the grand final on October 20 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, where the winner will be crowned at 6 PM. Fans can follow all the action, expert analysis, and live updates on TimesofIndia.com.
The next day, October 4, the action shifts to Dubai International Cricket Stadium, where South Africa will clash with the West Indies at 2 PM, and the day will conclude with a key encounter between India and New Zealand at 6 PM. On October 5, Bangladesh will square off against England at Sharjah in the afternoon, while Australia will kick off their campaign against Sri Lanka later that evening.
The much-anticipated India-Pakistan rivalry match is scheduled for October 6 in Dubai at 2 PM local time, a contest that is sure to draw attention from cricket fans worldwide. Later that evening, West Indies will face Scotland in Dubai at 6 PM. October 7 will feature England playing South Africa at Sharjah, while Australia will meet New Zealand in another exciting contest at the same venue on October 8.
On October 9, South Africa will go up against Scotland in Dubai at 2 PM, followed by India vs Sri Lanka in the evening. Australia will continue their group-stage matches, playing Pakistan on October 11 in Dubai, before facing New Zealand on October 12. The tournament heats up further on October 13 when India face Australia in Sharjah at 6 PM. The group stages will conclude on October 15 with England taking on the West Indies in Dubai.
The semifinals are scheduled for October 17, with the first taking place in Dubai and the second in Sharjah, both at 6 PM. Finally, the tournament will culminate in the grand final on October 20 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, where the winner will be crowned at 6 PM. Fans can follow all the action, expert analysis, and live updates on TimesofIndia.com.
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