FIRST EVER ICC WOMEN'S CHAMPIONS TROPHY 2027: TO BE HOSTED BY INDIA.


Host: INDIA | Dates: February 2027 | 8 Teams | 50-Over Format


The ICC officially announced that India will host the inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy in February 2027. 

This will be the first time India hosts a major ICC Women’s event since the 2013 ODI World Cup.


          1. TOURNAMENT DETAILS

          Detail                                 Info

Tournament Name.    ICC Women’s Champions Trophy 2027

          Edition.                              1st

          Format.                    ODI - 50 Overs

      Host Country.                     India

            Dates.                4 - 26 February 2027

        Total Teams.                        8

       Total Matches.                     15


             2. FORMAT & TEAMS

   Same 8 Teams based on ICC ODI Rankings:

Australia, England, India, South Africa, New Zealand, Pakistan, West Indies, Bangladesh


Format: 2 Groups of 4 → Top 2 → Semi-Finals → Final


      3. VENUES IN INDIA - 4 CITIES

   ICC ne 4 venues shortlist kiye hain:

1.  Eden Gardens, Kolkata - Final

2. Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. - Semi-Final 1

3. M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru - Semi-Final 2  

4. Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi. - Group Stage


BCCI said they want "packed stadiums and maximum TV reach" for the first edition.


    4. WHY INDIA HOSTING IS HUGE

1. Home Crowds:   India vs Pak, India vs Aus games will be sold out

2. Prize Money:    $10 Million pool - biggest ever for women’s ICC event

3. Build-up:     Perfect prep for 2029 Women’s ODI WC in South Africa

4. Smriti, Harman era:    India will play at home with world’s best batters


 India to host first Women's Champions Trophy Feb 2027. 8 teams, 15 matches. Finals at Eden Gardens Kolkata. India, Aus, Eng, Pak, Sri, SA, Wi, Nz.

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