NEP-W won by 7 wickets

82/9

Nepal Women

83/3

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NEP won by 122 runs

Nepal

317/8

United States of America

195/10

BR won by 186 runs

95/10

281/5

FRAN won by 8 runs

149/7

141/9

SWE won by 3 wickets

148/10

149/7

SS won by 10 runs

105/5

95/6

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Day 1 - South Africa A trail by 47 runs.

157/10

110/6

SS won by 35 runs

101/9

136/5

CRT won by 7 runs

140/6

147/9

MAL won by 9 wickets

69/1

68/10

ESS-W won by 7 wickets

Essex Women

166/3

Warwickshire Women

164/8

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MID-W won by 106 runs

Middlesex Women

160/6

Kent Women

54/10

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SUR-W won by 6 wickets

191/4

185/7

Match completed

118/4

114/8

WOR-W won by 2 wickets

156/8

157/8

Match Tie

159/6

159/5

The Blaze Women won by 4 wickets

The Blaze Women

181/6

Yorkshire Women

179/5

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Royal Challengers Bengaluru need 183 runs in 14.4 remaining overs

Sunrisers Hyderabad

255/4

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

73/1

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Glamorgan Women won by 65 runs

Gloucestershire Women

119/6

Glamorgan Women

184/6

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ODI World Cup 2027: 44 matches set for South Africa, 10 for Zimbabwe and Namibia

by Dwijesh August 22, 2025

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Cricket South Africa (CSA) has set up a local organising committee for the 2027 ODI World Cup and also confirmed the venues for the tournament. A total of eight cities in South Africa, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Durban, Gqeberha, Bloemfontein, East London and Paarl, will host 44 out of the 54 matches. The remaining 10 games will be played in Zimbabwe and Namibia.

The three African nations, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya are set to host the next edition of the men’s 50-over tournament in October and November of 2027. South Africa's history of hosting ICC men’s events includes the 2009 Champions Trophy and the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007, as well as being a co-host for the 2003 Men's ODI World Cup. Furthermore, the country has also successfully hosted two Women’s World Cups: the 2005 50-over competition and the 2023 T20 World Cup, where the Proteas reached the final before losing to Australia.

CSA confirms 2027 World Cup committee, venues and host nations

Former South African finance minister Trevor Manuel has been chosen to head the local organising committee for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. Cricket South Africa (CSA) has also announced the eight cities in the country that will host matches Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Durban, Gqeberha, Bloemfontein, East London, and Paarl.

"CSA's vision is to stage a global, inspiring event which will reflects the face of South Africa — diverse, inclusive, and united," CSA chairperson Pearl Maphoshe stated.

South Africa and Zimbabwe, as hosts, are already confirmed for the tournament. Namibia, though, will have to go through the African qualifiers to secure their spot. The other teams will be decided based on the ICC ODI rankings, the top eight sides will qualify directly, while the last four places will come from global qualifiers.

The tournament will be played in two groups of seven teams each. In the group stage, every team will face all the others in their group. The top three from each group will then move on to the Super Six round. From there, the best teams will battle it out in the semi-finals, leading up to the big final where the new champions will be decided.

Cricket South Africa: New Leadership and Board Appointments for 2027 World Cup

Category	Name	Role/Designation	Independent/Non-Independent
Independent Chair	Trevor Manuel	Chair	Independent
CSA Members’ Council & Board Appointments	Johannes Adams	President of Western Province	Non-Independent
	Yunus Bobat	President of Kwa-Zulu Natal	Non-Independent
	Vuyani Jarana	CSA Board Member	Non-Independent
Ministry Appointments	Advocate Philip October	Director	Non-Independent
	Unathi Matthew Tshotwana	Director	Non-Independent
Independent Directors	Herman Bosman	Independent Non-Executive Director	Independent
	Nomfanelo Magwentshu	Independent Non-Executive Director	Independent
	Dr Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka	Independent Non-Executive Director	Independent
	Ravi Naidoo	Independent Non-Executive Director	Independent
	Dr Stavros Nicolaou	Independent Non-Executive Director	Independent
	Advocate Karrisha Pillay SC	Independent Non-Executive Director	Independent
CSA Staff	Pholetsi Moseki	CSA CEO	Staff
	Refentse Shinners	CSA Public Affairs Executive	Staff
	Tjaart van der Walt	CSA COO	Staff

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