Women's T20 World Cup Set to Begin in UAE, Sri Lanka Squad Announced

Sri Lanka Team - Women's T20 World Cup

The Women’s T20 World Cup is almost here and the ninth edition is due to be held by the Sri Lanka Cricket team and other teams around the world for this prestigious event. The event, which was initially scheduled to take place in Bangladesh, has been moved to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) because of the fact that the original host country was not tolerable. 

Tournament Details 
The group stages will begin on Thursday, October 3 with 10 teams and two groups. Group A has six-time champions Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Group B includes Bangladesh, England, Scotland, South Africa, and the West Indies. Each team will play four matches in the group stage, and the top two teams from each group will progress to the semi-finals, set for October 17 and 18. The final match will be held on Sunday, October 20, in Dubai.

Full Fixtures (UK Time) 
  • Thursday, Oct 3: Bangladesh beat Scotland by 16 runs 
  • Thursday, Oct 3: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 3pm, Sharjah 
  • Friday, Oct 4: South Africa vs West Indies, 11am, Dubai 
  • Friday, Oct 4: India vs New Zealand, 3pm, Dubai 
  • Saturday, Oct 5: Bangladesh vs England, 11am, Sharjah 
  • Saturday, Oct 5: Australia vs Sri Lanka, 3pm, Sharjah 
  • Wednesday, Oct 9: India vs Sri Lanka, 3pm, Dubai 
  • Saturday, Oct 12: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, 11am, Sharjah 

Sri Lanka Squad for the 2024 T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka’s squad for the tournament has been officially announced. Leading the side will be Chamari Athapaththu, a dynamic all-rounder known for her aggressive batting and leadership. The full squad includes: 
  1. Chamari Athapaththu (c) 
  2. Anushka Sanjeewani 
  3. Harshitha Madhavi 
  4. Nilakshika de Silva 
  5. Inoka Ranaweera 
  6. Hasini Perera 
  7. Kavisha Dilhari 
  8. Sachini Nisansala 
  9. Vishmi Gunaratne 
  10. Udeshika Prabodhani 
  11. Achini Kulasuriya 
  12. Sugandika Kumari 
  13. Inoshi Priyadharshani 
  14. Shashini Gimhani 
  15. Ama Kanchana 
  16. Travelling Reserve: Kaushini Nuthyangana

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has high hopes for the event, which, by the way, has the team inferences that it is to be a high acme competition. Implementation of Chamari Athapaththu’s strategy and the mix of experienced and new players in the squad are expected to be crucial as they face strong teams like Australia, India, and New Zealand.

Abdul Mujeeb

I’m the editor of elankanews.com Sri Lanka’s leading news website and a freelance journalist.

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