India vs Pakistan Showdown Set for October 6 at Women’s T20 World Cup 2024

India vs Pakistan on Oct 6 in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 after the ICC relocates the tournament to UAE.

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The iconic India vs Pakistan match is scheduled for October 6, as per the updated schedule released by the ICC for the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024. The tournament begins on October 3, with Bangladesh playing Scotland in the opening match. India will start their journey on October 4 against New Zealand before the highly anticipated India vs Pakistan clash three days later.

Originally, the tournament was set to take place in Bangladesh. However, due to political unrest and concerns raised by the players about safety, the event has been moved to the UAE.

India vs Pakistan and Other Key Matches

The India vs Pakistan fixture is expected to be one of the most exciting encounters of the tournament. This fierce rivalry will unfold at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, promising high tension and excitement. Along with India, Group A includes Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Each team will play four group-stage matches across two venues: the Dubai International Cricket Stadium and Sharjah Cricket Stadium.

The tournament will feature 10 teams playing 23 matches over 18 days. Bangladesh vs Scotland will open the competition, followed by Pakistan vs Sri Lanka. On October 4, South Africa will face West Indies, and India will kickstart their campaign against New Zealand in Dubai.

Australia, the most successful team in Women’s T20 World Cup history, will begin their journey on October 5 against Sri Lanka in Sharjah. But all eyes will be on the India vs Pakistan clash, one of the most eagerly awaited fixtures in women’s cricket, scheduled for October 6.

Semi-Finals and Final: India vs Pakistan Impact

India vs Pakistan Showdown Set for October 6 at Women's T20 World Cup 2024
Women’s India vs Pakistan

The top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals. The first semi-final will be held on October 17 in Dubai, and the second on October 18 in Sharjah. If India advances to the knockout stage, they will play in semi-final 1.

The tournament will conclude with the final on October 20 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, where the new Women’s T20 World Cup champion will be crowned.

Warm-Up Matches and Preparation

India vs Pakistan Showdown Set for October 6 at Women's T20 World Cup 2024
India vs Pakistan Women’s Match

Ahead of the India vs Pakistan clash and the rest of the tournament, 10 warm-up matches will be played between September 28 and October 1 at Dubai’s Sevens Stadium and ICC Academy grounds. These matches will set the tone for what promises to be an exciting and action-packed World Cup.

Key Fixtures Including India vs Pakistan

  • 3 October: Bangladesh vs Scotland, Sharjah
  • 3 October: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, Sharjah
  • 4 October: South Africa vs West Indies, Dubai
  • 4 October: India vs New Zealand, Dubai
  • 5 October: Bangladesh vs England, Sharjah
  • 5 October: Australia vs Sri Lanka, Sharjah
  • 6 October: India vs Pakistan, Dubai
  • 6 October: West Indies vs Scotland, Dubai
  • 7 October: England vs South Africa, Sharjah
  • 8 October: Australia vs New Zealand, Sharjah
  • 9 October: South Africa vs Scotland, Dubai
  • 9 October: India vs Sri Lanka, Dubai
  • 10 October: Bangladesh vs West Indies, Sharjah
  • 11 October: Australia vs Pakistan, Dubai
  • 12 October: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Sharjah
  • 12 October: Bangladesh vs South Africa, Dubai
  • 13 October: England vs Scotland, Sharjah
  • 13 October: India vs Australia, Sharjah
  • 14 October: Pakistan vs New Zealand, Dubai
  • 15 October: England vs West Indies, Dubai
  • 17 October: Semi-final 1, Dubai
  • 18 October: Semi-final 2, Sharjah
  • 20 October: Final, Dubai

The India vs Pakistan game promises to be a highlight in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, drawing fans from all over the world. The Bangladesh Cricket Board and Emirates Cricket Board are partnering to ensure the tournament’s success.

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