The warm-up games for the 2024 Women's T20 World Cup start on Saturday (September 28). Catch all the live updates from the pre-tournament practice games here.
When does the 2024 Women's T20 World Cup begin?
The ninth edition of the Women's T20 World Cup will be played from October 3 to October 20. Bangladesh are the hosts of the event, but the tournament has been shifted to the UAE following wide-spread political unrest in Bangladesh over the last few months.
Women's T20 World Cup 2024: How many teams are participating?
Ten teams will feature in the Women's T20 World Cup. They have been divided into two groups of five each.
Group A: Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Group B: Bangladesh, England, Scotland, South Africa, West Indies
Women's T20 World Cup 2024 warm-up games: Live updates
2 months ago
Sri Lanka beat hosts Bangladesh in first warm-up fixture
SL made 143-7 in their 20 overs, which proved 33 too many for Bangladesh, who finished with 110-9.
2 months ago
Scotland beat Pakistan comprehensively
Pakistan made 132-9 batting first, which the Scottish women chased down with ease, losing just two wickets with two overs remaining. Sarah Bryce remained unbeaten with a 52-ball 60.
2 months ago
Bangladesh clash with Asian champions Sri Lanka
This match will be played at the ICC Academy Ground, at the same time as the Pakistan-Scotland game.
2 months ago
Pakistan take on Scotland for first warm-up fixture
Pakistan and Scotland will open the warm-up leg of the tournament tonight (September 28) at The Sevens Stadium in Dubai.
2 months ago
India to play South Africa and West Indies
India's first warm-up fixture is against the West Indies on September 29, followed by a match against South Africa on October 1.
2 months ago
Some teams have organised unofficial practice games
Scotland, for example, played the UAE and the West Indies last week, winning both games.
2 months ago
How many warm-up matches will be played?
Ten warm-up games will be played with each team getting two matches.
2 months ago
When do the World Cup warm-ups begin?
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