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India will host the inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy next year, ICC has announced. The event was supposed to be held in Sri Lanka originally, but will now be played at the Cricket Club of India in Mumbai and the Vadodara International Cricket Stadium in Vadodara, from February 14 to 28.
England hold a 1-0 lead in their ODI series with Ireland after Maia Bouchier’s blistering century in the opening match. The hosts are overwhelming cricket betting favourites for Thursday’s match in Derby.
Team India celebrates after defeating South Africa by 52 runs. (Phot credit: @TheShafaliVerma/X)
CHENNAI: Days after Sri Lanka was removed as hosts of the event, the International Cricket Council announced that the Women’s T20 Champions Trophy will be held in Mumbai and Vadodara from February 14-28, 2027.
A cricket pavilion reduced to ashes is being rebuilt with something bigger in mind than bricks and timber. For Heathcoat Cricket Club, the long road back has become a chance to remove barriers, give women and girls facilities designed properly for them and create a home for the next generation of players. Nearly two years…
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The first-ever edition of the ICC Women’s Champions Trophy will take place from February 14 to 28 in India next year.
India will begin their Asian Games 2026 title defence from the quarter-finals, with the men earning direct entry through seeding and the women starting there by format. India and Pakistan can meet only in the medal stage. Shreyas Iyer and Harmanpreet Kaur will lead the two teams
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Chamari Athapaththu-led Sri Lanka is defending champion in the Women’s Asia Cup. | Photo Credit: