2022 CWG: Women's T20s to be held from July 29 to Aug 7

New Delhi, The women's T20 cricket competition at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games will be held from July 29 to August 7 at the Edgbaston Stadium, the organisers announced on Tuesday.

The group-stage matches of the eight-team event will take place till August 4, with the semi-finals scheduled for August 6.

The bronze medal match will be played on August 7 followed by the final on the same day.

"With 11 days of swimming and diving, 8 days of cricket, 8 days of gymnastics and 7 days of athletics, including the marathon, the summer of 2022 is set for a spectacular home Games," the official website said.

It will only be the second time that cricket will feature in the Commonwealth Games, but it's a debut for the women's game, as well as the T20 format, after a men's 50-over competition was part of the schedule in Kuala Lumpur in 1998.

Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, hosts England, and a nation from the Caribbean have all qualified for the event, the EspnCricinfo reported.

Apart from England, the other nations to qualify were determined based on the T20I rankings on April 1, 2021.

The 2022 Commonwealth Games, which will attract 4,500 athletes from 72 nations and territories, is scheduled to run from July 28 to August 8 next year.

The event will feature competitions across 19 sports and will see more medal events for women compared their male counterparts.

"The Birmingham 2022 competition schedule features more medal events for women than men for the first time in Commonwealth Games history, as well as a fully integrated para-sport programme," it said.

(Agencies)

The Living Spirit of Mahatma Gandhi in a Fractured World

Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of truth, non-violence and compassion remain relevant in a world facing war, hatred and deepening conflict.

DINESH DUBEY   |  an hour ago

India’s Wildlife Journey: From Protection to Restoration

India’s wildlife journey must move beyond protection to landscape restoration, wildlife corridors, species recovery, technology, enforcement and ecological resilience.

Punati Sridhar   |  16 hours ago

A Timely Realignment: Navigating the Complexities of U.S.-India Relations

India-U.S. relations are evolving amid trade tensions, defence cooperation, energy security and critical technology. Here’s what lies ahead.

DINESH DUBEY   |  17 hours ago

Carbon Credits: The New Asset For Our Capital Markets

India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme could turn emission reductions into tradable assets, creating new opportunities for businesses, investors and sustainable finance.

Dr Aparna Mathur   |  1 day, 17 hours ago

India’s Washington Blind Spot

The US sanctions bill targeting Russian energy imports exposes India’s Washington blind spot and the need for stronger bipartisan engagement with Congress.

DINESH DUBEY   |  1 day, 18 hours ago

When the Umpire Overreaches: Institutional Integrity Under Siege

The SIR exercise and disputes over electoral rolls have intensified debate over Election Commission accountability, institutional independence, voter rights and electoral integrity.

Dinesh Dubey   |  5 days, 18 hours ago

Comments

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE

View More

By Punati Sridhar   |   16 hours ago
India’s Wildlife Journey: From Protection to Restoration
By Dr Aparna Mathur   |   1 day, 17 hours ago
Carbon Credits: The New Asset For Our Capital Markets
By Niraj Krishna   |   3 weeks, 2 days ago
Renu’s Dhanjal:  Patna, Still Drowning