Full Schedule for 2022 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup

After a year’s delay, the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 finally gets underway in March next year. Being hosted by New Zealand, the eight-team tournament consists of Australia, India, England, South Africa who qualified based on the 2017-2020 ICC Women’s Championship along with West Indies, Pakistan, and Bangladesh who made it on the basis of their ranking after the Qualifiers were called off last month due to detection of the new Covid variant, Omicron while the host, New Zealand made an automatic qualification.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday announced the schedule for the big tournament which won’t be following a group system and instead would see each of the eight teams competing at least once against each other and the top four advancing to the knockout stage.

The host, White Ferns would be playing West Indies in the opening match at the Bay Oval in Tauranga which would be followed by a doubleheader on March 5 as Bangladesh would take on South Africa at the University Oval, Dunedin earlier in the day while the cricketing rivals Australia and England play later in the day at the Seddon Park, Hamilton and the other arch-rivals, India and Pakistan will be up against each other the next day at the Bay Oval. Being played across six New Zealand cities- Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Tauranga, and Wellington, the league stage will go on till March 27 following the first semi-final on March 30 at the Basin Reserve in Wellington and the second on March 31 at Hagley Oval in Christchurch which is also the venue for the Finals on April 3. Both the semi-finals and the finals have a reserved day in place.

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Find the full schedule below-:

Group Stage:

Date	Teams	Venue
Friday, 4^th March	New Zealand v West Indies	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Saturday, 5^th March	Bangladesh v South Africa	University Oval, Dunedin
Saturday, 5^th March	Australia v England	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Sunday, 6^th March	India v Pakistan	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Monday, 7^th March	New Zealand v Bangladesh	University Oval, Dunedin
Tuesday, 8^th March	Australia v Pakistan	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Wednesday, 9^th March	England v West Indies	University Oval, Dunedin
Thursday, 10^th March	New Zealand v India	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Friday, 11^th March	Pakistan v South Africa	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Saturday, 12^th March	India v West Indies	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Sunday, 13^th March	New Zealand v Australia	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Monday, 14^th March	England v South Africa	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Monday, 14^th March	Bangladesh v Pakistan	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Tuesday, 15^th March	Australia v West Indies	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Wednesday, 16^th March	England v India	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Thursday, 17^th March	New Zealand v South Africa	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Friday, 18^th March	Bangladesh v West Indies	Bay Oval, Tauranga
Saturday, 19^th March	Australia v India	Eden Park, Auckland
Sunday, 20^th Match	New Zealand v England	Eden Park, Auckland
Monday, 21^st March	Pakistan v West Indies	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Tuesday, 22^nd March	Australia v South Africa	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Tuesday, 22^nd March	India v Bangladesh	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Thursday, 24^th March	South Africa v West Indies	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Thursday, 24^th March	England v Pakistan	Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Friday, 25th March	Australia v Bangladesh	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Saturday, 26^th March	New Zealand v Pakistan	Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Sunday, 27^th March	England v Bangladesh	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Sunday, 27^th March	India v South Africa	Hagley Oval, Christchurch

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Knockout Stage:

Date	Teams	Venue
Wednesday, 30^th March	TBA v TBA	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Thursday, 31^st March	TBA v TBA	Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Sunday, 3^rd April	TBA v TBA	Hagley Oval, Christchurch