Stumps : Day 3 - Bangladesh lead by 34 runs.

413/10 & 7/0

Pakistan

386/10

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Lunch Break : Day 3 - Hampshire lead by 89 runs.

Essex

273/10

Hampshire

235/10 & 127/5

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Day 3 - Warwickshire lead by 262 runs.

Warwickshire

147/10 & 267/3

Yorkshire

152/10

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Day 3 - Surrey trail by 204 runs.

Nottinghamshire

415/10

Surrey

211/4

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Day 3 - Somerset lead by 217 runs.

Glamorgan

229/10

Somerset

354/10 & 92/8

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Day 3 - Sussex lead by 58 runs.

Sussex

386/8

Leicestershire

328/10

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Day 3 - Northamptonshire trail by 506 runs.

Derbyshire

604/7d

Northamptonshire

98/4

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Day 3 - Kent trail by 20 runs.

Gloucestershire

325/10

Kent

305/8

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Day 3 - Durham trail by 101 runs.

Worcestershire

308/10

Durham

207/6

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Day 3 - Middlesex need 0 runs to win.

201/10 & 84/10

169/10 & 117/4

SAM won by 96 runs

166/7

70/10

JPN won by 8 wickets

75/2

74/10

HKG-W won by 88 runs

134/2

46/10

Stumps : Brothers Union need 235 runs in 38.0 remaining overs

Abahani Limited

283/6

Brothers Union

49/1

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Stumps : Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club need 293 runs in 33.0 remaining overs

Mohammedan Sporting Club

345/6

Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club

53/5

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BS won by 10 runs (DLS method)

Gazi Group Cricketers

183/10

Bashundhara Strikers

235/10

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PBCC won by 20 runs (DLS method)

Legends of Rupganj

227/10

Prime Bank Cricket Club

108/2

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GCC won by 60 runs (DLS method)

Gulshan Cricket Club

301/5

Agrani Bank Cricket Club

132/10

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CITY won by 9 wickets (DLS method)

96/1

306/9

BR won by 8 wickets

64/4

65/2

All

England Announce Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Squad, Eye First Title Since 2009

by K D Mishra April 29, 2026

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Following the Men's T20 World Cup in India, the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 will begin in June in England and Wales. The host England women's cricket team has named its 15-strong squad.

England name strong squad for Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, Sciver-Brunt leads, Dean vice-captain

England, the winners in 2009, have included 18-year-old spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman in their team, which seems somewhat surprising; however, the team overall seems very strong and predictable. Nat Sciver-Brunt is the captain of the team, while Charlotte Dean will be the vice-captain.

Issy Wong and veteran Danni Wyatt-Hodge, playing her eighth World Cup, will also be part of the England women's squad. Captian Sciver-Brunt has expressed that the team is thrilled to represent the country on home soil and hopes to clinch another victory.

“We have all been looking forward to this summer and this tournament for some time now and the naming of the squad means it is almost here and we can’t wait to get out onto the field and give it everything to win this World Cup again,” she said. “I know how much winning in 2009 meant to the players and to Charlotte Edwards as captain, and being in the team under Heather Knight’s leadership for the 2017 ODI World Cup win was incredibly special.”

As she says, leading the team in a World Cup on home soil, among many passionate fans, is indeed an immense honor for any player. The only notable absentee due to a finger injury is Sarah Glenn. England has been drawn into Group B along with Ireland, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Scotland, and West Indies.

England Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Squad:
Nat Sciver-Brunt (c), Charlotte Dean (vc), Lauren Bell, Alice Capsey, Tilly Corteen-Coleman, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Lauren Filer, Dani Gibson, Amy Jones, Freya Kemp, Heather Knight, Linsey Smith, Issy Wong, Danni Wyatt-Hodge.

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FAQs

Q. Which key player is missing from the squad?

Sarah Glenn is missing due to a finger injury.

K D Mishra

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