Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Schedule With Venues and GMT, IST Timing

Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Schedule: The Asian Cricket Council announced the Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Schedule on Tuesday where a total of 7 teams will participate in the eighth edition of the tournament. The defending champions Bangladesh will host the entire tournament

Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Schedule

Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Schedule: The 2022 tournament will be played in the T20 format. The first match will be played between Bangladesh and Thailand on October 1 in Sylhet Outer Cricket Stadium, Sylhet.

All 24 matches will be played in Sylhet Outer Cricket Stadium, Sylhet where the final match is scheduled to play on October 15, 2022.

The semi-finals of the Women’s Asia Cup 2022 will be played on October 13 in a doubleheader match. The final of the Women’s Asia Cup 2022 will be played on October 15.

The most successful team – India who won the title a total of 6 times will play their first match of the 2022 edition against Sri Lanka on October 1. Check the Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Schedule below with GMT/Local and IST timing.

READ: Women’s Asia Cup 2022 Squad – All Teams Updated List

Jay Shah stated that the tournament is the first one in which seven teams will be participating. He also mentioned the all-female tournament in which the umpires and match referees will also be female officials.

“For the first time in the history, 7 women’s teams will be participating in a complete round robin format which we anticipate will be a great boost to the ACC associate teams. We are also very pleased to note that the tournament will be conducted in line with ACC’s vision for women’s cricket,” stated ACC President Jay Shah.

“The ACC, with this vision in mind, is constantly striving toward being more inclusive. The 2022 edition of the Women’s Asia Cup will therefore see more embedded female participation.

For the first time ever, an ACC tournament will see an all-female presence on the playing field, with the women’s tournament being slated to have only female umpires and female match referees. As an organization, we hope to continue to take steps to strengthen the sport by highlighting female talent in every avenue,” he added.