ICC Women's World Cup 2022
On March 4, the ICC Women's World Cup 2022, in its 12th edition, will finally begin in New Zealand. The COVID-19 pandemic caused the event, which was originally slated to take place in February and March of 2021, to be postponed by one year. Here is all the information you need to know about the Cricket ICC Women's World Cup 2022 in advance of the main event.
ICC Women's World Cup 2022 History:
Two years prior to the inaugural men's ODI World Cup in England, the Cricket ICC Women's World Cup 2022 debuted in 1973. After defeating a group that included Australia, New Zealand, Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Young England, and an International XI, the host team won the round-robin league format.
In a four-team competition, Australia won their first title in the ICC Women's World Cup 2022 second edition, which took place in India in 1978. Since then, Australia and England have won six and four titles, respectively, to dominate the competition. The only other team to win the title is New Zealand, who accomplished the feat at home in 2000. After defeating India by nine runs in the London final, England emerged victorious in the previous edition.
Here is the full list of winners which is as follows:
Year | Host | Winner | Runner-up |
1973 | England | England | Australia |
1978 | India | Australia | England |
1982 | New Zealand | Australia | England |
1988 | Australia | Australia | England |
1993 | England | England | New Zealand |
1997 | India | Australia | New Zealand |
2000 | New Zealand | New Zealand | Australia |
2005 | South Africa | Australia | India |
2009 | Australia | England | New Zealand |
2013 | India | Australia | West Indies |
2017 | England | England | India |
ICC Women's World Cup 2022 Schedule:
Here is the full schedule of Cricket ICC Women's World Cup 2022 which is as follows:
No. | Match | Date | Time (IST) | Venue |
1 | New Zealand vs West Indies | March 4 | 6.30 am | Tauranga |
2 | Bangladesh vs South Africa | March 5 | 3.30 am | Dunedin |
3 | Australia vs England | March 5 | 6.30 am | Hamilton |
4 | Pakistan vs India | March 6 | 6.30 am | Tauranga |
5 | New Zealand vs Bangladesh | March 7 | 3.30 am | Dunedin |
6 | Australia vs Pakistan | March 8, | 6.30 am | Tauranga |
7 | West Indies vs England | March 9 | 3.30 am | Dunedin |
8 | India vs New Zealand | March 10 | 6.30 am | Hamilton |
9 | Pakistan vs South Africa | March 11 | 6.30 am | Tauranga |
10 | India vs West Indies | March 12 | 6.30 am | Hamilton |
11 | New Zealand vs Australia | March 13 | 3.30 am | Wellington |
12 | South Africa vs England | March 14 | 6.30 am | Tauranga |
13 | Pakistan vs Bangladesh | March 14 | 3.30 am | Hamilton |
14 | Australia vs West Indies | March 15 | 6.30 am | Wellington |
15 | India vs England | March 16 | 6.30 am | Tauranga |
16 | New Zealand vs South Africa | March 17 | 6.30 am | Hamilton |
17 | Bangladesh vs West Indies | March 18 | 3.30 am | Tauranga |
18 | India vs Australia | March 19 | 6.30 am | Auckland |
19 | New Zealand vs England | March 20 | 3.30 am | Auckland |
20 | West Indies vs Pakistan | March 21 | 6.30 am | Hamilton |
21 | South Africa vs Australia | March 22 | 3.30 am | Wellington |
22 | India vs Bangladesh | March 22 | 6.30 am | Hamilton |
23 | South Africa vs West Indies | March 24 | 3.30 am | Wellington |
24 | England vs Pakistan | March 24 | 6.30 am | Christchurch |
25 | Bangladesh vs Australia | March 25 | 3.30 am | Wellington |
26 | New Zealand vs Pakistan | March 26 | 3.30 am | Christchurch |
27 | England vs Bangladesh | March 27 | 3.30 am | Wellington |
28 | India vs South Africa | March 27 | 6.30 am | Christchurch |
29 | Semi-Final 1 | March 30 | 6.30 am | Wellington |
30 | Semi-Final 2 | March 31 | 3.30 am | Christchurch |
31 | Final | April 3 | 6.30 am | Christchurch |