ICC Women's T20 World Cup Cricket Teams

According to the latest update of the cricketing world, team India has won the ICC men’s T20 World Cup that was hosted in the Caribbeans. The absolute beauty of a final match between the men in blue and the proteas brought an end to the grand tournament but as we all know that cricket never ends. Supporting that statement, the ICC has come up with the schedule of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, once again instilling the same excitement and anticipation in the minds of the cricket enthusiasts. A total of 10 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup teams are going to take part in the upcoming edition of the tournament facing each other in a round robin format and giving tough competitions to each other in pursuit of wins on the trot. The ultimate of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup all teams remains winning the finals and lifting the trophy of Champions high above their heads. None of the team can be presumably considered weak in the race and especially after we all witnessed newcomers and underdogs perform like seasoned veterans in the Men’s World Cup earlier this year in June. Talking about the squads of the respective teams, we will get to see excellent selection of players in all the teams ready to take on tough challenges as the dates of the matches approaches nearer. The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup cricket teams are divided into two groups creating more anticipation of the knockout stages. Top two teams from each group’s points table will qualify for the knockouts and have a chance of bagging the trophy. It will require expert skills and smart strategies for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup teams to outshine each other and climb up the ladder that takes them closer to the finals. It will be interesting how teams take on each other in the matches and after the release of the schedules of the grand tournament, this anticipation just got a further boost. For more updates on the latest ICC Women’s T20 World Cup teams, you can follow Cricket Addictor.

New Zealand Women

Sophie Devine
Sophie Devine
New Zealand Cricket
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Australia Women

Meg Lanning
Meg Lanning
Cricket Australia
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England Women

Heather Knight
Heather Knight
England and Wales Cricket Board
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India Women

Harmanpreet Kaur
Harmanpreet Kaur
Board of Control for Cricket in India
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Pakistan Women

Nida Dar
Nida Dar
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)
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West Indies Women

Hayley Matthews
Hayley Matthews
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)
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Sri Lanka Women

Chamari Atapattu
Chamari Atapattu
Sri Lanka Cricket
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South Africa Women

Sune Luus
Sune Luus
Cricket South Africa
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Bangladesh Women

Nigar Sultana
Nigar Sultana
Bangladesh Cricket Board
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Scotland Women

As the dates of the matches will approach nearer, the teams will be releasing their selected squads for the grand tournament.

6 times winner Australia are again looking strong as a contender to win the trophy.

A total of 10 teams divided in two groups will take on each other in the tournament to win the trophy.