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Women's Champions Trophy 2027 (ICC)
The Women's Champions Trophy is a new six-team International Cricket Council tournament whose first edition is set for February 2027. It is in the news because the ICC took it from Sri Lanka and handed it to India, citing government interference in Sri Lanka Cricket.
Last updated 2 November 20262 min read
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Gathers the first Women's Champions Trophy in one place: India as replacement host, venues, dates, the six-team field and why Sri Lanka lost the event.
- Women's Champions Trophy 2027
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- women's cricket
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