Host cities for the inaugural Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC) Girls’s U19 T20 World Cup and the ICC Girls’s T20 World Cup 2023 have been introduced. The primary U19 occasion will happen in January subsequent 12 months and the T20 World Cup will start on February 10 with the ultimate match to be performed on February 26.
The senior Girls’s T20 encounters will happen in cities together with Gqeberha (previously Port Elizabeth), Paarl, and Cape City, whereas the primary version of the U19 Girls’s T20 World Cup will happen in Benoni and Potchefstroom.
A complete of ten groups will take part within the upcoming 2023 Girls’s T20 World Cup
As many as ten nations will play within the senior girls’s occasion of which eight together with South Africa, Australia, India, England, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and West Indies have already been confirmed. The remaining two groups will come from the upcoming ICC Girls’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers.
“We’re thrilled to announce the three cities to host the ICC Girls’s T20 World Cup,” Event Director, Russell Adams was quoted as saying.
“The Japanese and Western Cape are prime cricket and vacationer places with nice services and infrastructure. We’ve got little question that these venues will step as much as make this a memorable and uniquely African celebration of cricket for the native and worldwide followers attending the occasion,” he added.
Australia, who’re the defending champions of the T20 format, will wish to prolong their dominance within the worldwide enviornment. In the meantime, South Africa may even again themselves to win the prized trophy of their yard.
ICC Head of Occasions Chris Tetly additionally expressed his happiness on the announcement as he mentioned, “We’re delighted to announce the host cities for each girls’s occasions happening in South Africa in early 2023. It’s a very thrilling time for ladies’s cricket with the primary U19 T20 World Cup showcasing the longer term stars of our sport and the subsequent version of the final word prize within the T20 format.”
