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ICC Women's T20 World Cup: Can India Women qualify for the semi-finals?

With two matches completed, India will now face Sri Lanka women and defending champions Australia in their remaining group stage fixtures in the 2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup.

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Women Cricketers Voice Heartfelt Concerns Following T20 World Cup Relocation

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ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 Warm-up matches schedule: Full list of fixtures, dates, timings, venues

The 2024 edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is set to be held in the United Arab Emirates from October 3 to October 20. The 2024 iteration of the tournament was initially scheduled to be held in Bangladesh. However, political turmoil inside the country saw the competition get shifted. Ahead of the tournament, the 10 participating teams will be involved in warm-up matches, beginning from…

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आईसीसी ने महिला टी20 वर्ल्ड कप 2024 का शेड्यूल किया जारी, जानें कब आमने-सामने होंगे भारत-पाकिस्तान

Women’s T20 World Cup 2024: आईसीसी ने सोमवार (26 अगस्त) को महिला टी20 वर्ल्ड कप 2024 के नए शेड्यूल का ऐलान किया है। संयुक्त अरब अमीरात (यूएई) में टूर्नामेंट की शुरुआत तीन अक्टूबर से होगी और फाइनल मुकाबला 20 अक्टूबर को खेला जाएगा। पहला मैच में बांग्लादेश और स्कॉटलैंड की टक्कर होगी। टी20 वर्ल्ड कप पहले बांग्लादेश में आयोजित होना था लेकिन राजनीतिक संकट के कारण टूर्नामेंट को यूएई शिफ्ट करना पड़ा।…

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ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Match Schedule & Results - Royal Stag Fan

2024 ICC T20 World Cup Match Schedule: Get every information related to the T20 world cup match day, timings and venue details with upcoming matches here.

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Team India begins preparation in New York for 2024 T20 World Cup

Team India Begins Preparation in New York for 2024 T20 World Cup Team India Begins Preparation in New York for 2024 T20 World Cup The excitement is palpable as Team India embarks on their journey to conquer the 2024 T20 World Cup. This time, their preparation has taken an interesting turn—they’ve chosen the bustling city of New York as their training ground. Team India’s Journey to New York…

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T20 World Cup 2024 Australia Squad: Players List, Captain, Schedule, Venue

Australia T20 World Cup Squad 2024

Cricket Australia (CA) announced the T20 World Cup squad 2024 while paying tribute to legendary all-rounder Andrew Symonds. A special video was posted by CA, in which Symonds’ daughter Chloe and son Will were seen announcing the names of the players with the 2007 World Cup-winning Australia team.

The video featured Ponting, McGrath, Gilchrist, Hayden, Clarke, Hussey. Mitchell Marsh has been given the command of the team. Spinner Ashton Agar and all-rounder Cameron Green have returned to the team after almost 18 months.

The team is as follows: Mitchell Marsh (captain), Ashton Agar, Cummins, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Green, Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (wicketkeeper), Maxwell, Starc, Stoinis, Matthew Wade (wicketkeeper), David Warner, Adam Zampa.

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The future of the French international women’s cricket team is in doubt after 17 players called for an investigation into allegations that its governing body staged fake matches to secure funding from the International Cricket Council. With cricket set to become an Olympic sport after the 2024 Paris Games, FRANCE 24 looked at the reasons behind the team's collapse.

Tara Britton turned up to training, held every Thursday for the men’s and women’s French national cricket teams, last November 16 as scheduled. It wasn’t a big turnout for the women’s side, as she was one of only two who showed.

A day earlier, she had joined 16 of her national side teammates in signing an open letter calling for an official investigation into France Cricket following allegations published by FRANCE 24 in November, including that the governing body was staging fake women’s matches to access more funding from the International Cricket Council (ICC).

“If the allegations are true, we condemn the actions as outrageous and, as players of the national Women’s team, we wish to strongly and firmly dissociate ourselves from the behaviour and actions of France Cricket,” the letter read.

France Cricket’s sporting director Saravana Durairaj arrived at the track in the 15th arrondissement (district) of Paris as they finished their session, Britton recounted.

Durairaj, who was recently made CEO of the association, had coached the women through the highs and lows of international tournaments since 2019. Their greatest success: promotion to Division One of the ICC 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier, beating Sweden, Turkey, Jersey and Germany along the way.  

That was the pinnacle of French women’s cricket, which has now arrived at its nadir. 

“He told us, ‘You’re not welcome anymore’ – that we’re suspended,” said Britton, a wicket-keeper and right-handed batter who has played 29 matches for France. “He was visibly quite angry. He wouldn't let us say anything, wouldn’t let us explain our side. He was basically saying he was disappointed in us. He felt let down that – after all the time and effort he put into us – that we have treated him like this.”

It is against France Cricket rules for national team players to criticise the governing body publicly at risk of being “excluded from the French national team”, reads a code of conduct signed by players.

“We dared to say that we knew there were some problems within the federation,” said Lara Armas, a left-handed batter who, like Britton, debuted in 2021. “Can you really say that that is criticism? It’s factual.”

From 2019 to 2023, Armas was on France Cricket’s committee and was appointed head of their commission for the women’s game.

“We didn’t accuse anyone in particular. We didn’t name anyone, we simply asked for clarifications,” said Magali Marchello-Nizia, a right-arm bowler who made her debut in 2019.

The team made France Cricket aware they were going to publish the letter before they did so. “Some of us were even pressured by France Cricket not to publish anything. You could even qualify some of these as threats,” said Alix Brodin, a left-handed batter who debuted after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Asked what exactly was threatened, Armas recalled that Durairaj told one of the players, “If you do that, I can’t protect you anymore.”

Contacted by FRANCE 24, Durairaj said that a decision about the women’s team would be published in May. He did not respond to more detailed allegations.

‘No communication’

Without any further communication from their governing body, players were removed from WhatsApp groups involving them. On November 19, they found out – via social media – that they would no longer be participating in the inaugural Women’s European Cricket Championship, scheduled to begin less than a month later on December 17.

The organisers, the European Cricket Network (ECN), announced that a team from England would be replacing France at the tournament in Malaga involving the national sides of Spain, the Netherlands, Italy and Austria.

“In a recent development, the French Cricket Federation, Association Française de Cricket, has unfortunately withdrawn their team’s participation,” read a press release. ECN declined to comment further.

“I’ve received no email, no communication from France Cricket explaining anything at all,” said Brodin.

Word spread in January that the women could only apply to be part of the national team this year if they apologised.

“We’ve done nothing wrong,” said Armas. “I’m not apologising for saying, ‘There’s an investigation going on, I want the truth’.”

To this day, the only written communication the women’s national team has received from France Cricket was an email sent on March 1 asking each of them to return their uniforms “for logistical reasons”.

Shut up and play cricket

FRANCE 24’s investigation last November raised questions over whether France was eligible to participate in ICC tournaments as it has done since 2021, given the difficulty of proving that the country has the requisite minimum of eight domestic women’s teams “competing in a minimum of five hard-ball matches for the previous two years”, as per ICC rules.

Players acknowledged having their suspicions.

“It’s always the same three or four clubs that provide women’s national team players,” said Brodin. “We know very well that what’s been written is true, we just never went looking for proof.”

Several said their decision to take part regardless came down to the lack of other opportunities to play cricket. Even for the women’s first division, for instance, only three match days were organised last season.

“The dilemma we’re faced with is absolutely unjust,” said all-rounder Poppy McGeown, who played 27 matches for France. “In France there are very few opportunities to play … either you shut your mouth and play cricket, or you decide to take a more ethical approach and speak up to condemn things that you find unfair or illegal, and that comes with being kicked out of the team.”

“You have to choose between the sport you love and the values you hold dear. So for two years I closed my eyes, and I’m not particularly proud of it,” she said.

Armas said she also turned a blind eye.

“I was egotistical,” she said. “I wanted to play, so yes, I did close my eyes on some things. I have to say thank you to all those girls who didn’t.”

More evidence of ‘ghost matches’ 

The women’s first- and second-division tournaments have disappeared from France Cricket’s plans for this year, replaced by a “France Women’s Cup” featuring 10 teams due to kick off this Saturday, April 13.

Out of the four first-division teams from last year, only Lille Cricket Club and Paris Université Club are slated to participate, with Nantes Cricket Club not renewing its affiliation with France Cricket in the wake of the scandal and Lisses Cricket Club planning to do the same for its women’s team.

The other eight clubs include seven from last year’s Division Two, which was the subject of November’s FRANCE 24 report.

Since its publication, more evidence of irregularities in this division has come to light.

On April 16, six Division Two matches were scheduled to take place on Chantilly cricket ground. All six were subsequently rubber-stamped as having taken place by France Cricket’s sporting commission.

Edward Hoyle, captain of Chantilly Cricket Club, said he arrived just before 2pm to renovate the wicket, only to be told a women’s match was about to start.

“That match did take place, but it was all over in 20 minutes. That’s 10 minutes an innings,” recalled Hoyle. “Whether that constitutes a match or not, I don’t know.”

Once the short match was over, Hoyle proceeded to strip and relay the wicket, a process that took several hours.

It is clear that the fourth, fifth and sixth matches did not happen at the time and place for which they were certified.

In its response to FRANCE 24’s November report on women’s ghost matches, France Cricket said “the results shown on its website are those communicated via the match reports handed in by the umpires at the end of each match”.

The chair of one of the clubs that was responsible for umpiring on April 16 denied his club was involved in matches that did not actually take place. He said he had delegated responsibility for the women’s team to the club captain and wasn’t aware of specific events that day.

When asked how his club planned to field a women's team this year, he acknowledged it would be a challenge. “We have women’s teams, but they’re students – you have to organise it during school holidays. It’s a bit difficult.”

France Cricket did not respond to a request for comment.

On November 16, Nantes Cricket Club sent a request to state prosecutors and police asking for an investigation into alleged fraudulent activity by the association.

In April 2022, the Versailles public prosecutor dismissed defamation charges brought by France Cricket against Hoyle, which he said were brought after he wrote a letter to clubs criticising the organisation.

“The ICC has investigated the allegations in relation to France Cricket and are satisfied that the issue is now closed,” a spokesperson for the sport's global administrator told Alison Mitchell of the BBC’s "Stumped" podcast. “Each Member is wholly responsible for the participation data that is submitted per the census and accuracy of these records remains of utmost importance and are audited by the ICC.”

From New Caledonia with cricketers

During a meeting with the France Cricket board while she was head of the women’s commission, Armas recalled pushing for a recognition of the reality on the ground. “Come on, among us we can admit it,” she said. “There are only four women’s teams in cricket. We know there are only four teams in Division One, and Division Two is fake.”

In response, she recalled, “I was almost insulted. Like, ‘How can you say this?’ I got shut down badly.”

She also remembered conversations with Durairaj in which he shared his conviction that the way to develop women’s cricket in France was not via domestic competitions, but “to have a strong national team”.

But now, France Cricket must assemble an entirely new one – notably ahead of another ECN tournament in December to which France has been invited, according to one source, but not confirmed by ECN.

The governing body emailed clubs on January 16 asking for candidates for both national teams, but none of the previous women’s squad who spoke to FRANCE 24 have put their names forward.

One avenue that France Cricket is exploring to bolster its women’s team lies far from the French mainland, in New Caledonia. A traditional form of cricket, played mostly by indigenous Kanak women, has been popular in the French overseas territory since the sport was introduced by English missionaries.

France Cricket chairman Prebagarane Balane visited the southwest Pacific islands in March, accompanied by Durairaj, where he signed an agreement with New Caledonia’s sports minister Mickaël Forrest and cricket committee head Jean-Marc Ihily. The deal obliges the committee to register all of its players with France Cricket by August 31, which could add some 3,000 to the 1,800 players that the association currently claims are on its books.

It also grants France Cricket the right to call up players in New Caledonia for the French national team, but not if they play the non-standard form of the game.

On March 30, at France Cricket’s annual general meeting at their office in Saint-Maurice near Paris, Balane was joined by Ihily in person to announce plans for a women’s tournament in Nouméa, the capital of New Caledonia, this September. Balane stressed the importance of recruitment ahead of the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup in India.

Marchello-Nizia said that two years ago, Durairaj told her about looking to New Caledonia for potential women’s national team players. “Things might have accelerated, given recent developments,” she said.

Death of a national team?

Asked if the current national team was dead, Britton was equivocal. “The team obviously doesn't stop with us. But as far as the players are concerned, I feel like we've been asked not to come back.”

McGeown lamented the state of French cricket. “When you have the honour and pride of playing for your country, no matter what the sport, it’s a huge motivator. And now we’ve lost it because we’re not ready to play as part of this system.”

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ICC Women's T20 World Cup

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup: A Celebration of Incredible Talent

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is a top-level international championship in women’s cricket, beautifully showcasing the amazing talent and athleticism of female cricketers from around the world. Organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC), this exciting tournament brings together the best teams to compete in a format that captivates fans and highlights the rapid growth of women’s cricket.

The Legacy of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup

ICC Women's T20 World Cup Launched in 2009, It was created to provide a global platform for women’s cricket. The first tournament was held in England and quickly became a highly anticipated event every two years. Over the years, powerfull teams like Australia, England, West Indies and India have made their mark, sparking fierce competition and growing interest in women’s cricket worldwide.

A Thrilling Competition: Format and Structure

The tournament features an engaging round-robin group stage followed by knockout rounds, culminating in a final match that determines the champion. Each edition may have slight format adjustments, but the excitement of T20 matches remains unchanged. Fans can look forward to high scores, nail-biting finishes, and standout individual performances that keep them on the edge of their seats.

Must-Watch Teams

Australia: With multiple titles, Australia’s women’s cricket team has a remarkable lineup of talented players, making them a force to be reckoned with.

England: As one of the original teams in the tournament, England consistently delivers strong performances, showcasing their skill and determination.

India: With a rapidly growing fan base and a talented roster, India is a team to watch as they continue to rise in women’s cricket.

Stars Shining Bright

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup has been a brilliant stage for extraordinary talent. Players like Meg Lanning, Ellyse Perry, and Smriti Mandhana have captivated audiences with their skill and charm. As the tournament progresses, fans eagerly await unforgettable performances that will be remembered in cricket history.

Growing Popularity and Impact

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup has played a key role in elevating women’s cricket globally. With increased media coverage, sponsorships, and passionate fan engagement, the tournament inspires a new generation of female cricketers. Initiatives to promote women’s sports are gaining traction, ensuring a bright future for women’s cricket.

Stay Connected to the Action

Visit ScoreWaves to keep up with live scores, match schedules, and player statistics. Our thorough coverage means you won’t miss a moment of the excitement. Join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of women cricketers and supporting their journey toward greater recognition in the sport.

Conclusion:

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is a grand celebration of talent, resilience, and competitive spirit. As teams prepare for intense battles, fans around the world can expect a thrilling display of women’s cricket at its best. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the game, this tournament promises exciting moments and unforgettable experiences.

For the latest updates and in-depth coverage of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, be sure to Download ScoreWaves app for android and iOS. Join us in supporting women’s cricket and celebrating the exceptional champions of tomorrow.

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Indian Women's Cricket Team Faces Heat Despite ICC Launching AI Tool To Prevent Trolling - NDTV Sports

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Women’s T20 World Cup 2024: Schedule, Teams, and Key Insights

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 is all set to begin with excitement building around the upcoming matches. Cricket fans around the world are eager to see who will challenge Australia’s dominance. The tournament, which was originally scheduled to be held in Bangladesh, has now been shifted to the UAE due to political unrest. This year’s tournament will feature 10 teams, and the big question…

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ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Schedule update finally released

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Official Matchwise Schedule of Umpires for Women’s T20 World Cup Released by ICC

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially released the matchwise schedule of umpires for the upcoming Women’s T20 World Cup. This detailed schedule highlights the match officials responsible for ensuring fair play and maintaining high standards throughout the tournament. With the global excitement building for the Women’s T20 World Cup, the announcement of the umpiring panel underscores ICC’s commitment to transparency and the smooth conduct of the matches. Stay tuned for more updates as the tournament unfolds!

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