Women's T20 World Cup schedule: India to face Pakistan on June 14, 2026; Check full schedule
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Women's T20 World Cup: Full schedule
Date Time Match Venue Fri, 12 Jun 18:30 ENG vs SL Edgbaston Sat, 13 Jun 18:30 WI vs NZ Hampshire Bowl Sun, 14 Jun 10:30 QUAL vs QUAL Edgbaston Sun, 14 Jun 14:30 IND vs PAK Edgbaston Sat, 13 Jun 10:30 QUAL vs QUAL Old Trafford Sat, 13 Jun 14:30 AUS vs SA Old Trafford Tue, 16 Jun 14:30 NZ vs SL Hampshire Bowl Tue, 16 Jun 18:30 ENG vs QUAL Hampshire Bowl Wed, 17 Jun 10:30 AUS vs QUAL Headingley Wed, 17 Jun 14:30 IND vs QUAL Headingley Wed, 17 Jun 18:30 SA vs PAK Edgbaston Thu, 18 Jun 18:30 WI vs QUAL Headingley Fri, 19 Jun 18:30 NZ vs QUAL Hampshire Bowl Sat, 20 Jun 10:30 AUS vs PAK Headingley Sat, 20 Jun 14:30 PAK vs QUAL Hampshire Bowl Sun, 21 Jun 10:30 WI vs SL Bristol County Ground Sun, 21 Jun 14:30 SA vs IND Old Trafford Tue, 23 Jun 10:30 NZ vs QUAL Bristol County Ground Tue, 23 Jun 14:30 SL vs QUAL Bristol County Ground Wed, 24 Jun 18:30 ENG vs WI Lord's Thu, 25 Jun 14:30 IND vs QUAL Old Trafford Thu, 25 Jun 18:30 SA vs QUAL Bristol County Ground Fri, 26 Jun 18:30 SL vs QUAL Old Trafford Sat, 27 Jun 10:30 PAK vs QUAL Bristol County Ground Sat, 27 Jun 18:30 ENG vs NZ The Oval Sun, 28 Jun 10:30 SA vs QUAL Lord's Sun, 28 Jun 14:30 AUS vs IND Lord's Tue, 30 Jun 14:30 SEMI-FINAL 1 The Oval Thu, 2 Jul 18:30 SEMI-FINAL 2 Lord's Sun, 5 Jul 14:30 FINAL Lord's
ICC Women's T20 World Cup: Group structure
The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday announced the schedule for the Women's T20 World Cup , featuring 12 teams. Spanning 24 days, the tournament will take place from June 12 to July 5, 2026, and will feature a total of 33 matches across seven venues in England.India is set to face their archrivals Pakistan in the opening match of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 at Edgbaston on June 14.The tournament will kick off with the host nation England taking on Sri Lanka on June 12 at Edgbaston. Following the highly anticipated clash between India and Pakistan, the remaining matches will be held at venues including Hampshire Bowl, Headingley, Old Trafford, The Oval, Bristol County Ground, and Lord's. The semifinals are scheduled for The Oval on June 30 and July 2, with the final set to take place at Lord's on July 5.The 12 teams are divided into two groups of six. Group 1 includes six-time champions Australia, last tournament's runners-up South Africa, India, Pakistan, and two qualifying teams. Meanwhile, Group 2 features defending champions New Zealand, West Indies, Sri Lanka, host nation England, along with two qualifying teams. The top two teams from each group will progress to the semifinals.After their opening match against Pakistan, India will continue their campaign at Headingley against a qualifying team on June 17, followed by a match against South Africa at Old Trafford on June 21. India will also face the second qualifying team from Group 1 on June 25 at Old Trafford, before their significant encounter with Australia on June 28 at the iconic Lord's.
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