When the ICC Womens World Cup cricket match is happening?
The ICC Women’s World Cup to be staged in Australia in 2009, 7th March to 22nd of March,will be the first to be played under the auspices of the ICC since its merger with the International Women’s Cricket Council (IWCC) in 2005. Australia will defend the title it won after defeating India in the final in South Africa in 2005. The other seven teams to take part in the tournament include India, New Zealand, England, Sri Lanka, West Indies, South Africa and Pakistan. South Africa and Pakistan qualified for the World Cup after reaching the final of the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifiers staged in Stellenbosch, South Africa, in March. The Women’s World Cup has been running for longer than the men’s version and was first staged in England in 1973, when it was won by the hosts, which beat Australia by 118 runs in the final at Edgbaston, Birmingham. Since then there have been a further seven tournaments with Australia winning five of them (1978, 1982, 1988, 1997 and 2005), and England (in 1993)
ICC Women’s World Cup 2009, Mar 7 – Mar 22 2009 Based on groupings as follows: Group A Group B A1 Australia B1 India A2 New Zealand B2 England A3 West Indies B3 Sri Lanka A4 South Africa B4 Pakistan MAR 2009 GROUP A GROUP B 07 SAT IND vs PAK Bowral, Australia 07 SAT ENG vs SL Canberra, Australia 08 SUN AUS vs NZ North Sydney, Australia 08 SUN WI vs SA Newcastle, Australia 09 MON SL vs PAK Canberra, Australia 10 TUES NZ vs WI Bankstown, Australia IND vs ENG North Sydney, Australia 10 TUES AUS vs SA Newcastle, Australia 12 THURS AUS vs WI Drummoyne, Australia ENG vs PAK North Sydney, Australia 12 THURS NZ vs SA Bowral, Australia IND vs SL Bankstown, Australia Super Six’s Super Six Stage Provided they qualify, each of the top three teams will retain its ranking from the group stage through to the Super Sixes, regardless of their finishing position in the group. For example, Australia will be ranked A1 whether they finish first, second or third at the end of the group stage. If the fourth
