ICC Women’s T20 World Cup: A match worth Rs 22 crore will be played between Australia and England, the losing team will also be rich.

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Prize Money: In the title match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, Australia and England, the two strongest and so far unbeaten teams of the tournament, will face each other. In the first semi-final, six-time champion Australian team defeated West Indies and booked the ticket for the final. At the same time, in the second semi-final, England confirmed its place in the title battle by defeating South Africa. This historic and high-voltage final match between the two teams will be played on 5th July at Lord’s ground. The special thing about this great match is that this time ICC has increased the prize money tremendously, due to which both the teams are going to be rich.

Champion team will get huge amount

The International Cricket Council has increased the prize pool significantly this year to further promote women’s cricket. The team that wins the final will get a huge prize money of 2.34 million dollars (more than Rs 22 crore) along with a shining trophy. At the same time, the team that loses the title match will also not return empty handed, it will be given a cash prize of 1.17 million dollars (about Rs 11 crore). That means the teams of Australia and England are sure to be rich.

This title match to be held on July 5 will start at 8:00 pm Indian time, while the captains of both the teams will take the field for the toss half an hour earlier i.e. at 7:30 pm. Looking at the current form of both the teams, the fans are going to see an exciting and historic match at Lord’s. Talking about records, Australia’s women’s team is entering the T20 World Cup final for a record 8th time, while England’s team will be playing the title match for the 5th time. Which is the highest compared to other teams.

squads of both teams

England squad- Nat Siver-Brunt (captain), Danielle Gibson, Amy Jones, Lauren Bell, Alice Capsey, Tilly Courteen-Coleman, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Eccleston, Lauren Filer, Freya Kemp, Heather Knight, Linsey Smith, Issie Wong, Dannii Wyatt-Hodge.

Australia squad- Sophie Molineux (captain), Tahlia McGrath, Ashley Gardner, Georgia Wareham, Georgia Woll, Annabel Sutherland, Megan Schutt, Ellyse Perry, Beth Mooney, Phoebe Lichfield, Alana King, Grace Harris, Lucy Hamilton, Kim Garth, Nicola Carey.