India to host inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy 2027

India to host inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy 2027

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Category : Sports Published on: September 05 2026

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  • ICC named India host of the first Women’s Champions Trophy (14–28 February 2027) after Sri Lanka’s removal due to governance issues.
  • Six teams (Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Sri Lanka) will play a T20I round-robin followed by a final.
  • Venues: Cricket Club of India (Mumbai) and Vadodara International Cricket Stadium.
  • Qualification based on ICC Women’s T20I rankings after the 2026 T20 World Cup (cut-off 6 July 2026).
  • ICC Chairman is Jay Shah.
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