New Delhi: The India women’s cricket team will begin their campaign against Pakistan in the rescheduled Women’s ODI World Cup on March 6, 2022 at the Bay Oval in Tauranga. New Zealand, In the marquee games, Tauranga will host a rematch of the 2017 Women’s World Cup final at Lord’s, in which India will take on England on 16 March.
The event, which was postponed from its original window of February-March 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, retaining the same six host cities and venues, will be held between March 4 and April 3, 2022 .
It will see eight of the world’s best nations face off in Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin.
Here is the complete schedule of 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup (All times are in IST):
March 4: New Zealand vs. West Indies In Tauranga (6:30 a.m.)
March 5: Bangladesh v South Africa in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 5: Australia v England in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 6: Pakistan vs India at Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 7: New Zealand v Bangladesh in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 8: Australia vs Pakistan in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 9: West Indies vs England in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 10: India vs New Zealand in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 11: Pakistan vs South Africa in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 12: India vs West Indies in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 13: New Zealand v Australia in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 14: Pakistan vs Bangladesh in Hamilton (3:30 am)
March 14: South Africa v England at Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 15: Australia v West Indies in Tauranga (3:30 am)
March 16: India vs England in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 17: New Zealand v South Africa in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 18: Bangladesh v West Indies at Tauranga (3:30 am)
March 19: India vs Australia in Auckland (6:30 am)
March 20: New Zealand v England in Auckland (3:30 am)
March 21: West Indies vs Pakistan in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 22: Australia v South Africa in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 22: India vs Bangladesh in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 24: South Africa v West Indies in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 24: England vs Pakistan in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 25: Bangladesh v Australia in Christchurch (3:30 am)
26 March: New Zealand vs Pakistan in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 27: England vs Bangladesh in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 28: India vs South Africa in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 30: Semifinals in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 31: Semi-Final 2 in Wellington (6:30 am)
April 3: Final in Christchurch (6:30 am)
The event, which was postponed from its original window of February-March 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, retaining the same six host cities and venues, will be held between March 4 and April 3, 2022 .
It will see eight of the world’s best nations face off in Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin.
Here is the complete schedule of 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup (All times are in IST):
March 4: New Zealand vs. West Indies In Tauranga (6:30 a.m.)
March 5: Bangladesh v South Africa in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 5: Australia v England in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 6: Pakistan vs India at Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 7: New Zealand v Bangladesh in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 8: Australia vs Pakistan in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 9: West Indies vs England in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 10: India vs New Zealand in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 11: Pakistan vs South Africa in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 12: India vs West Indies in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 13: New Zealand v Australia in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 14: Pakistan vs Bangladesh in Hamilton (3:30 am)
March 14: South Africa v England at Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 15: Australia v West Indies in Tauranga (3:30 am)
March 16: India vs England in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 17: New Zealand v South Africa in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 18: Bangladesh v West Indies at Tauranga (3:30 am)
March 19: India vs Australia in Auckland (6:30 am)
March 20: New Zealand v England in Auckland (3:30 am)
March 21: West Indies vs Pakistan in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 22: Australia v South Africa in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 22: India vs Bangladesh in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 24: South Africa v West Indies in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 24: England vs Pakistan in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 25: Bangladesh v Australia in Christchurch (3:30 am)
26 March: New Zealand vs Pakistan in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 27: England vs Bangladesh in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 28: India vs South Africa in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 30: Semifinals in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 31: Semi-Final 2 in Wellington (6:30 am)
April 3: Final in Christchurch (6:30 am)