ICC announces dates and places for the World Cup of Women Hate 2025; Bengaluru to house the tournament workshop

It International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially confirmed that the 13th edition of the ICC Women’s World Cup of Women It will be held from September 30 to November 2, 2025, bringing the women’s tournament of 50 more to the subcontinent for the first time in more than a decade. India and Sri Lanka will co-acted this prestigious global event, marking a fundamental time for the growth and visibility of women’s cricket in the region.

World Women Cup Hate 2025: Tournament Structure and Participating Teams

The 2025 edition of the World Cup will have eight teams: India, Australia, EnglandSouth -Africa, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan, Competing in a round format. Each team will play against all the others once in the group stage, with a total of 28 planned league games. The first four teams at the end of the round round phase will qualify for the semifinals, marking the stage for a battle of Knockout Fiercly Competition. This structure guarantees that all teams have equality of opportunity to demonstrate a series of matches and reward the performance consisting of the league phase. With established centers as Australia and England, as well as emerging forces such as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, the Tournament promises high quality cricket, unexpected results and closely struggling competitions.

Coincide with India and Sri Lanka

The matches will be housed in five selected places carefully from India and Sri Lanka, known for their unique atmosphere and their Cricket legacy. In India, the stadiums chosen are the M. Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru, the ACA stadium in Guwahati, the Holkar stadium in Indore and the ACA-VDCA stadium in Visakhapatnam. These places represent a geographical diffusion and will offer varied play conditions to test the adaptability of the equipment. In Sri Lanka, the R. Premadasa de Colombo stadium will serve as a host place. The tournament will open with the hosts of India playing Bengaluru, a symbolic election that highlights the role of the country in promoting women’s game. With well -equipped facilities and passionate local support, these stages are expected to create an exciting and festive environment throughout the event, drawing attention not only to local viewers, but also world -class Cricket followers.

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Placed Children’s Matches and Pakistan

The World Cup tie is scheduled to start on October 29, with two semifinals prior to the Grand Final. The first semifinal will take place in Guwahati or Colombo, while the second semifinal is confirmed on October 30 in Bengaluru. The final match of the tournament will be held on November 2 and is scheduled for Bengaluru or Colombo.

However, the CPI has included a contingency of the place based on the qualification of Pakistan for the knockout rounds. If Pakistan reaches the semifinals or the final, these matches will be automatically hosted in Colombo, joining the existing logistics and diplomatic considerations. This provision guarantees good execution and avoids possible complications. In addition, a two -day compulsory gap between the semifinals and the final has been placed, giving the finalists a suitable time for rest, recovery and preparation, which is vital for performance in high pressure matches.

Australia’s legacy and challenge for other teams

Australia will enter the tournament of 2025 as a defense champion, after having won its title of the World Cup of the seventh woman of the record in 2022 with a victory commander on England in New Zealand. Their dominance in the women’s game is well established and they are still the team to overcome any global event. With a well -balanced workforce and a winning culture, Australia will be a major challenge for all other competitors. However, teams such as India, England and South -Africa have shown a substantial improvement in recent years and will be eager to challenge Australia’s supremacy. For new contestants such as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, the tournament offers a valuable opportunity to try -against the best and potentially caused by the world, which makes this World Cup an unpredictable and exciting show.

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