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The ICC Women’s Champions Trophy 2027 has found a new home, and India will host its first edition. The ICC confirmed on September 2 that the six-team competition will be played in Mumbai and Vadodara from February 14 to 28, 2027, adding another major women’s cricket event to India’s already busy calendar.
India beat Thailand by 94 runs in its opening match of the Women’s Asia Cup. | Photo Credit: BCCI Women/X
India has been selected to host the inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy 2027, with the six-team tournament set to be played across Mumbai and Vadodara from February 14 to 28 next year.
Mohammed Shami is making an undeniable case for a return to the Test team, showcasing exceptional form in domestic cricket, including a five-wicket haul in the Duleep Trophy semi-final.
COLOMBO (News 1st): The inaugural edition of the ICC Women’s Champions Trophy 2027 will be held in India from February 14 to 28 next year, with Sri Lanka set to feature among the six teams competing in the historic tournament.
The ICC Womens Champions Trophy is set to debut in February 2027, and India has been chosen as the host country for this premier T20 tournament. Featuring six top international teams, Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sri Lanka—the competition promises exciting cricket action as these nations vie for the first title. The…
New Delhi [India], September 3 (ANI): Director of Cricket at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE), VVS Laxman, is going to take charge of the Indian men’s team at the upcoming Asian Games 2026 to be held n Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, later this month. Laxman will be assisted by Sunil Joshi, Hrishikesh Kanitkar and Subhadeep Ghosh,…
India A will play New Zealand A in three four-day matches from October 24 to November 10, finishing nine days before the first Test in Wellington. It is the only red-ball cricket anyone in the Test squad will get in New Zealand conditions.
The inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy originally scheduled to be held in Sri Lanka will now take place in India in February next year, the International Cricket Council said on Wednesday.
There’s a famous saying in Delhi’s local cricketing circuit:Har jawaan left-arm pacer khud ko Akram samajhta hai(every young left-arm pacer sees himself asWasim Akram. It is not said to demean the bowler in any way, but rather as a tribute to the man widely regarded as the greatest left-arm fast bowler of all time. Wasim…