ICC Women’s WC 2022: The Women’s World Cup will start in New Zealand on March 4

ICC Women’s WC 2022: Women’s World Cup will start in New Zealand on March 4 If the outbreak spreads, then all matches can be organizing with nine players as well.

The ODI WC will be Playing from March 4:-

The Women’s ODI World Cup will be playing from March 4 in and the first match will be between hosts New Zealand and West Indies.

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ICC Women’s WC 2022: The rule of playing with nine players from the ICC Under-19 World Cup playing in the West Indies is part of the ICC guidelines. This was not expecting in the Under-19 World Cup where India won the title for a record fifth time.

The Chief Chris Tetley said:-

ICC’s head of competition Chris Tetley said that the current playing conditions allow a team to field a team with fewer players in the event of an outbreak of COVID-19 in the team, with members of the management and coaching staff acting as substitute fielders. can perform.

ICC Women’s World Cup 2022: According to ESPNcricinfo, Tetley said, “If required. We will agree to the team to field nine players in the current circumstances.

If they have women members in their management team. We will agree to have two of them as substitute fielders to run the match. But they will not be able to bat or bowl.”

The Players have been Given Consent to Travel:-

ICC Women’s World Cup 2022: In view of the pandemic (COVID-19), all teams have been agreed to travel with three additional players who can be included in the 15-man squad if a player is infected with Covid.

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The ICC official also did not rule out changing the schedule of matches if required. “We will ask the teams to show maximum flexibility and to fulfill our objective of completing matches, we will also take a flexible approach as and when required,” he said.