Sri Lanka face West Indies in the Group B of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 at Bristol County Ground in Bristol on 2026-06-21. England’s summer provides the perfect backdrop for a tournament that showcases the rapidly growing women’s game.

Sri Lanka Women have been steadily improving in international cricket. Their spin-heavy attack is well suited to T20 cricket, and playing in England offers a chance to test themselves against the worl West Indies Women won the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2009 and the 2016 edition with Stafanie Taylor’s brilliance. The Caribbean flair, power hitting, and spin bowling make them one of the most enterta

Bristol County Ground, with a capacity of 17,500, is one of England’s finest cricket grounds. Bristol offers fans a brilliant matchday experience, and the English summer weather should provide ideal conditions for T20 cricket. The ground’s history and atmosphere make it a worthy host for World Cup cricket.

The 10:30 BST start time converts to 15:00 IST for fans in India, 05:30 EDT for the US East Coast, and 19:30 AEST for viewers in Sydney. Check Bristol time and UK time for conversions.

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, hosted entirely in England, features 12 teams competing across 7 venues from June 12 to July 5. With two groups of six feeding into semifinals and a final at Lord’s, the tournament format rewards consistency and rewards the best teams. Women’s cricket continues to grow in profile, investment, and quality, and this World Cup represents the sport’s biggest stage.

Sri Lanka Women bring natural talent and spin-bowling depth to every tournament. Their progress in the ICC rankings reflects improved investment and coaching. Playing in England offers a different challenge to subcontinental conditions, but Sri Lanka’s adaptability has improved markedly in recent tournaments.

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