Today is the first of 23 matches against Sri Lanka, the eighth World Cup hosts, that will be played at Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town, South Africa, over 15 days. On February 26, ten teams will compete for the title of champion.
From February 10 to February 26, 2023, the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup will be held in South Africa. South Africa Women and Sri Lanka Women will play their Group A opener at Newlands in Cape Town. This year will see the eighth Women’s Twenty20 World Cup.
Ten teams will compete in the 2023 Women’s T20 World Cup. Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, South African, New Zealand, and Sri Lankan women are the members of Group A. Women from England, India, Ireland, Pakistan, the West Indies, and India makeup Group B.
The ICC event, which will feature 23 matches, is headed by Australia, which is the defending champion. After the games in the league stage, the top two teams from each group will move on to the semi-finals. The knockout matches will take place in Newlands, Cape Town, on February 23 and 24, and the final will take place there on February 26.
It is anticipated that the event will be broadcast to at least 179 distinct territories and a potential audience of over 900 million people, 12% more than the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020. This is partly due to increased coverage in the Americas.
ICC Womens T20 World Cup 2023 Schedule :
| Date | Match | Time & Venue |
| 10 February | South Africa vs Sri Lanka | 10.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 11 February | West Indies vs England | 6.30 pm (Paarl) |
| 11 February | Australia vs New Zealand | 10.30 pm (Paarl) |
| 12 February | India vs Pakistan | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 12 February | Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka | 10.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 13 February | Ireland vs England | 6.30 pm (Paarl) |
| 13 February | South Africa vs New Zealand | 10.30 pm (Paarl) |
| 14 February | Australia vs Bangladesh | 10.30 pm (Gqeberha) |
| 15 February | West Indies vs India | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 15 February | Pakistan vs Ireland | 10.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 16 February | Sri Lanka vs Australia | 6.30 pm (Gqeberha) |
| 17 February | New Zealand vs Bangladesh | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 17 February | West Indies vs Ireland | 10.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 18 February | England vs India | 6.30 pm (Gqeberha) |
| 18 February | South Africa vs Australia | 10.30 pm (Gqeberha) |
| 19 February | Pakistan vs West Indies | 6.30 pm (Paarl) |
| 19 February | New Zealand vs Sri Lanka | 10.30 pm (Paarl) |
| 20 February | Ireland vs India | 6.30 pm (Gqeberha) |
| 21 February | England vs Pakistan | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 21 February | South Africa vs Bangladesh | 10.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 23 February | Semi-final 1 | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 24 February | Semi-final 2 | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
| 26 February | Final | 6.30 pm (Cape Town) |
ICC Womens T20 World Cup 2023 How To Watch :
The rights to all of the major cricket markets and more are syndicated by Star Sports. In the host nation and sub-Saharan Africa, Supersport will broadcast live, and SABC will free-stream all South African matches, including the knockout rounds.
A women’s cricket channel called Criclife W has been launched by E-Vision, a MENA broadcast licensee. Starzplay will provide streaming coverage.
ICC Womens T20 World Cup 2023 TV Channel List :
| Country | Channel |
| Australia | Fox Sports |
| Bangladesh | Gazi TV |
| India | Star Sports |
| Maldives, Nepal, Bhutan | Star Sports |
| New Zealand | Sky Sport NZ |
| Pakistan | PTV, ARY |
| Sri Lanka | Star Sports |
| South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport |
| UK | Sky Sports |
| USA | ESPN+, Willow |