Dubai: Zimbabwe will host the World Cup qualifier between November 21 to December 5, the International Cricket Board announced on Thursday.
The 10-team tournament, the schedule to be announced in time, decided on three qualifications for the Women’s World Cup next year to be held in New Zealand from March 4 to April 3.
They will join five sides who have met the requirements of the ICC Women’s Championship – Australia, England, India, South Africa and organized New Zealand.
Three qualifications and the next two teams will also ensure places in the next ICC women’s championship (IWC) along with the top five of the last time, because the number of teams in the third cycle IWC rose from the next eight to 10.
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The team to be seen in action in the fifth edition of the tournament is Bangladesh, Ireland, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, United States, West Indies and Zimbabwe.
“World Cup qualifications ICCE ICC is a very important event in our calendar because it not only provides a team with the opportunity to qualify for the World Cup but will also determine the last two participants in the next edition of the ICC women’s championship,” ICC Head of Event Chris Tetley said.
Zimbabwe Cricket Chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani said: “First, I want to express a sincere thank you to the ICC board for their cheap movement in allowing us the privilege to accommodate World Cup qualifications Cricket ICCE ICCE 2021.” On our side, we will leave no stone no missed to ensure this prestigious global event stands out as a unique event that celebrates Zimbabwe in all grandeur, wealth, enthusiasm, diversity, and extraordinary glory.
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Zimbabwe to accommodate 2022 World Cup Cricket Women’s Qualifications
