Women’s World Cup T20 2026 Venue: Headingley, Leeds

Headingley is one of England’s most famous cricket grounds, located in Leeds and serving as the home of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Since hosting the first Test match in 1889, the venue has become synonymous with drama, resilience and unforgettable cricketing moments.

The country is best remembered for the legendary 1981 Ashes Test, when Ian Botham and Bob Willis inspired England to a stunning victory over Australia after they followed that up to produce one of the greatest comebacks in cricket history. Headingley also witnessed batting brilliance as Sir Don Bradman scored two Test triple centuries at the venue and Geoff Boycott made his 100th first-class century in front of the home crowd.

What makes Headingley special is its intimate atmosphere and unpredictability. Leeds’ often overcast conditions and seam-friendly pitches can change matches in a matter of hours, so fans are rarely short of excitement. Rich in history and character, Headingley remains one of cricket’s most treasured venues.

Women’s World Cup T20 2026 matches at Headingley, Leeds

June 17th

Australian Women Vs. Bangladeshi women
Women in India Vs

June 18

West Indian Women vs Scottish Women

June 20

England Women Vs. Scottish women

June 23rd

Australia Women vs Pakistan Women

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Issued by:

Amar Panicker

Published on:

04 Jun 2026 15:50 IST