Warm-up matches venues and timings update – ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier supported by Dream11

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– Full tournament fixtures are available in the ICC Online Media Zone

– Earlier media releases on the event are available here

The warm-up matches for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier 2024, supported by Dream11 have been moved from Zayed Cricket Stadium to Tolerance and Mohan Ovals.

Zayed Cricket Stadium was set to host four warm-up matches as per the original practice schedule, but the venue is currently undergoing restoration following this past week’s heavy rains.

The stadium will be ready to host tournament fixtures from the opening day on Thursday, 25 April.

Warm-up fixtures – updated schedule:

Sunday, 21 April

Thailand vs UAE, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi – 10h00

Sri Lanka vs Netherlands, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi – 15h00

Zimbabwe vs USA, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi – 19h00

Ireland vs Scotland, Mohan Oval, Abu Dhabi – 10h00

Uganda vs Vanuatu, Mohan Oval, Abu Dhabi – 15h00

Tuesday, 23 April

Zimbabwe vs Scotland, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi – 10h00

Sri Lanka vs Vanuatu, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi – 15h00

Uganda vs UAE, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi – 19h00

Thailand vs Netherlands, Mohan Oval, Abu Dhabi – 10h00

Ireland vs USA, Mohan Oval, Abu Dhabi – 15h00

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