Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) and International Cricket Council (ICC) M. The Chinnaswamy Stadium is uncertain about the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup. According to the latest reports, KSCA is still waiting for the state government’s approval to staging at the site in Bangalore.
2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup Will be played in India from 30 September to 2 November. A total of eight teams will compete for the prestigious title. The prestigious M. on the announcement of schedule by the International Cricket Council in June. Four matches were allotted to the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 matches can be transferred from Bengaluru
Bengaluru is set to host the tournament opener between India and Sri Lanka. If Pakistan fails to achieve qualifying, this site will host the final. However, the site matches are in doubt.
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According to a Cricbuzz report on Thursday, KSCA has not yet secured the state government’s approval after a deadly stampede during the RCB’s IPL function.
The report said, “Uncertainty is in June in view of tragic stampede when 11 fans died as royal challengers.
The report said that the matter has gone to courts since then, and the state government has not yet allowed matches.
KSCA expects KSCA to host World Cup matches despite clearance delay
Stamped took place in June during the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s IPL win parade, killing 11 people and injuring more than 50 people. After the incident, Ksca had to move Maharaja Cup T20 Tournament From Chinnaswamy Stadium to Mysuru.
The organizers are still optimistic about maintaining Bangalore matches, but constant delay in clearance can be pushed to BCCI and ICC to shift the game to other places to prevent logical issues.
A KSCA official was quoted by the website, “We have written to the state government and waiting for a response. It is not that he has denied permission.”
“If that policy was, they do not allow the Maharaja Cup in Mysuru. Therefore, we are waiting. There is some other time for this and we are moving step by step.”
Bengaluru 2025 Set for major clashes in the Women’s ODI World Cup
After the series opener between India and Sri Lanka, Bengaluru 2025 will host three more fixtures in the Women’s ODI World Cup. England will face South Africa on 3 October, followed by a group match between India and Bangladesh on 26 October and the second semi -final on 30 October.
Apart from Bengaluru, matches will be played at four other places: Guwahati, Indore, Visakhapatnam and Colombo. These cities will provide platform for a thrilling and high-spurning tournament.
India, Sri Lanka, Australia, England, New Zealand, South Africa, Bangladesh and Pakistan will compete in the event. On November 2, a total of 31 matches including 28 league games, two semi -finals and the grand finals have a total of 31 matches.
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