Women's T20 World Cup: Latest News, Scores and What to Watch

The Women's T20 World Cup is heating up, and fans in South Africa and beyond are hungry for fresh updates. From surprise wins to star performances, this page gives you the basics you need to follow the tournament without any fluff.

First off, the tournament format. Sixteen teams are split into four groups, each playing a round‑robin. The top two from each group move to the knockout stage, so every match can change the fate of a team. Knowing the schedule helps you plan when to catch the action, especially if you have a busy day.

Where the tournament stands

After the opening round, Group A is led by Australia, who have already recorded two big wins. India sits second after a close finish against South Africa. In Group B, England dominates with a 150‑run chase against Sri Lanka, while Bangladesh holds the second spot after an upset over New Zealand.

Group C is the tightest. West Indies and Pakistan are tied on points, but net run rate puts West Indies ahead. That means a thrilling final group match could decide who advances. Group D sees South Africa clinching the top spot after beating Ireland, while the host nation’s fans celebrate a six‑wicket win over Thailand.Key players to watch include Australia's Beth Mooney, whose steady batting has built solid platforms, and India's Smriti Mandhana, who’s been smashing boundaries at will. Keep an eye on emerging talents like Kenya’s Neema Khamis, who made headlines with a quick‑fire fifty against Bangladesh.

How to follow the action

Live streaming is available on the official ICC website and on local broadcasters such as SuperSport. If you prefer highlights, the ICC’s YouTube channel uploads match recaps within an hour of the final over.

For real‑time scores, the Everard Read Daily News app sends push notifications for every wicket, boundary and major turning point. You can also follow the tournament's official Twitter feed, which posts live commentary and quick stats.

Social media groups on Facebook and WhatsApp are buzzing with fan debates. Join a local South African cricket fan group to get insider talk, player interviews and post‑match analysis that you won’t find on the main sites.

Want to dive deeper? The tournament’s official stats page breaks down batting averages, strike rates and bowling economies for every player. Use those numbers to predict who might win the Player of the Tournament award—most analysts point to Australia’s bowler Megan Schutt as a top contender.

Finally, don’t miss the cultural side of the World Cup. The opening ceremony showcased South African music and dance, and each venue offers local food stalls. Planning a trip to the Cape Town stadium? Book tickets early, as they sell out fast, and consider arriving a day before to explore the city’s waterfront.

Whether you’re a die‑hard cricket follower or just catching a few games, staying updated is easy with the right tools. Bookmark this page, set your alerts, and enjoy every six, wicket and surprise moment the Women's T20 World Cup throws your way.