ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2022 Schedule, Teams, Date, Venues, Host Cities | All You Need to Know

ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2022 Schedule: The ICC yesterday announced the schedule of Women’s ODI World Cup for the year 2022. Here is all you need to know about this tournament!

Schedule

The tournament will open with the hosts New Zealand taking on the West Indies on 4th March, 2022 at Tauranga. The Final will take a place a month later on 3rd April, 2022 at Christchurch!

Teams

There are 8 teams participating in the World Cup – India, England, West Indies, Pakistan, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia and the hosts New Zealand.

Venues

Following are the venues for the ultimate tournament in Women’s cricket:

1. Bay Oval, Tauranga
2. University Oval, Dunedin
3. Seddon Park, Hamilton
4. Basin Reserve, Wellington
5. Eden Park, Auckland
6. Hagley Oval, Christchurch

Telecast and Live Streaming Details

All the matches will be telecast live on the Star Sports Network. You can also live stream the matches on the Disney+ Hotstar app.

Along with this, you can follow our website https://diggingsports.com for live updates.

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All Fixtures

4 March: New Zealand v West Indies, Mount Maunganui

5 March: Bangladesh v South Africa, Dunedin

5 March: Australia v England, Hamilton

6 March: Pakistan v India, Mount Maunganui

7 March: New Zealand v Bangladesh, Dunedin

8 March: Australia v Pakistan, Mount Maunganui

9 March: West Indies v England, Dunedin

10 March: New Zealand v India, Hamilton

11 March: Pakistan v South Africa, Mount Maunganui

12 March: West Indies v India, Hamilton

13 March: New Zealand v Australia, Wellington

14 March: Pakistan v Bangladesh, Hamilton

14 March: South Africa v England, Mount Maunganui

15 March: Australia v West Indies, Wellington (Basin Reserve)

16 March: England v India, Mount Maunganui

17 March: New Zealand v South Africa, Hamilton

18 March: Bangladesh v West Indies, Mount Maunganui

19 March: India v Australia, Auckland

20 March: New Zealand v England, Auckland

21 March: West Indies v Pakistan, Hamilton

22 March: South Africa v Australia, Wellington

22 March: India v Bangladesh, Hamilton

24 March: South Africa v West Indies, Wellington (Basin Reserve)

24 March: England v Pakistan, Christchurch

25 March: Bangladesh v Australia, Wellington (Basin Reserve)

26 March: New Zealand v Pakistan, Christchurch

27 March: England v Bangladesh, Wellington (Basin Reserve)

27 March: India v South Africa, Christchurch

30 March: First semi-final, Wellington (Basin Reserve)

31 March: Second semi-final, Christchurch

3 March: Final, Christchurch