Women’s T20 World Cup in Birmingham: 12-17 June

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup will come to Birmingham in June, with Edgbaston named as one of seven venues for the 2026 edition of the tournament.

The Visit Birmingham event listing confirms that Birmingham will host four matches at Edgbaston between 12 June and 17 June. Match times, ticket prices and booking details are not listed in the source notice, so visitors should treat the confirmed information as the date window and venue rather than a full matchday schedule.

Four World Cup matches confirmed for Edgbaston

Edgbaston’s place on the venue list gives Birmingham a defined role in the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. The source notice states that the ground has been chosen as one of seven venues for the tournament, with the city hosting four matches during the six-day local event window.

For supporters, the practical point is that Birmingham is not just listed as a wider host city. The event entry names Edgbaston directly, giving people a clear venue to plan around once further fixture, timing or ticket information is made available by event organisers.

The listing identifies the organiser as the ICC and describes the event as a sports tournament. It does not provide individual match pairings, start times, entry arrangements or pricing information.

Birmingham date window runs from 12 to 17 June

The confirmed local dates are 12 June to 17 June 2026. That gives residents and visitors a clear period to keep free if they are intending to attend one of the Birmingham matches or follow the tournament around the city.

Because the notice does not include match-by-match details, the safest reading is that the Edgbaston fixtures fall within that date range, not that cricket will necessarily be played every day of the window. Anyone arranging leave, travel or group plans should wait for the full schedule before making decisions that depend on exact match times.

Edgbaston is already named as the venue in the Visit Birmingham listing, but no venue address, access guidance, food information or transport notes are included in the provided source text. Those details should not be assumed from the listing.

What visitors can act on now

The confirmed information is enough for early planning: the tournament name, the Birmingham venue and the local date range are all visible in the source notice. The missing information is just as important for readers trying to make practical decisions.

Ticket prices are not stated. Booking or entry instructions are not stated. Start and end times are not stated. Accessibility details are not stated. Transport and location notes are not stated.

That means the next useful step for anyone interested in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in Birmingham is to watch for the detailed match schedule and ticket information tied to Edgbaston. The current listing confirms Birmingham’s four-match role at Edgbaston from 12 June to 17 June 2026.

Source: Visit Birmingham Events