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ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 · England

Women's T20 WC 2026 Semi-Finals

All four semi-finalists confirmed. The last four teams standing battle at The Oval.

Group stage ends

Sun 28 Jun

Semi-Final 1

Tue 30 Jun · The Oval

Semi-Final 2

Thu 2 Jul · The Oval

Final

Sun 5 Jul · Lord's

Live standings · synced from Wikipedia every 15 minutes.

Group Standings & Qualification Status

The top two teams from each group advance to the semi-finals. Green rows are in qualifying position; elimination requires a team to be mathematically unable to finish top two.

Group 1

#TeamPWLPtsNRRStatus
1Australia55010+3.882Qualified ✓
2South Africa5418+0.633Qualified ✓
3India5326+1.718Eliminated
4Bangladesh5234-0.710Eliminated
5Pakistan5142-1.872Eliminated
6Netherlands5050-3.276Eliminated

Group 2

#TeamPWLPtsNRRStatus
1England55010+2.134Qualified ✓
2West Indies5326-0.147Qualified ✓
3Sri Lanka5326-0.725Eliminated
4New Zealand5234-0.118Eliminated
5Scotland5142-0.232Eliminated
6Ireland5142-0.875Eliminated

Final Group Stage Matches — Completed 27–28 June

Group 1

Netherlands vs Pakistan

Fri 27 Jun · Nottingham

Dead rubber — both eliminated

Group 2

Ireland vs West Indies

Fri 27 Jun · Bristol

Ireland won by 6 wickets — WI lost but their NRR held above NZ's after ENG thrashed NZ on Jun 28.

Group 1

Bangladesh vs South Africa

Sun 28 Jun · Lord's

South Africa won. Combined with India's loss to AUS, SA advance on NRR.

Group 1Key Match

Australia vs India

Sun 28 Jun · Lord's

Australia won by 6 wickets (Perry 56(38), Gardner 53*). India eliminated; South Africa advance on NRR.

Group 2Key Match

England vs New Zealand

Sun 28 Jun · The Oval

England won by 9 wickets — NZ's NRR collapsed below West Indies', sending WI through as Group 2 runners-up.

All Four Semi-Finalists Confirmed

Group 1

  • Australia — Group 1 winners
  • South Africa — Group 1 runners-up

Group 2

  • England — Group 2 winners
  • West Indies — Group 2 runners-up

Semi-Final Schedule & Bracket

SF1

Australia

vs

West Indies

Tue 30 Jun · 14:30 BST

The Kia Oval, London

Group 1 winner vs Group 2 runner-up — the top team in each group avoids the other winner until the final.

SF2

England

vs

South Africa

Thu 2 Jul · 18:30 BST

The Kia Oval, London

Group 2 winner vs Group 1 runner-up.

Final

SF1 Winner vs SF2 Winner

Sun 5 July · 14:30 BST

Lord's Cricket Ground, London

New Zealand are the defending champions but were eliminated in the group stage. West Indies qualified as Group 2 runners-up — their first Women's T20 WC semi-final appearance since 2016.

Women's T20 WC 2026 Semi-Finals — FAQ

Who has qualified for the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 semi-finals?

All four semi-finalists are confirmed following the completion of the group stage on 28 June 2026. Australia and South Africa advance from Group 1; England and West Indies advance from Group 2. India, New Zealand, and the other teams have been eliminated.

When are the Women's T20 WC 2026 semi-finals?

Semi-Final 1 is on Tuesday 30 June 2026 at The Oval, London (14:30 BST / 13:30 UTC). Semi-Final 2 is on Thursday 2 July 2026 at The Oval (18:30 BST / 17:30 UTC).

Who plays who in the Women's T20 WC 2026 semi-finals?

Semi-Final 1 (30 June) is the Group 1 winner vs the Group 2 runner-up. Semi-Final 2 (2 July) is the Group 2 winner vs the Group 1 runner-up. Based on the final group standings, Australia faced West Indies in SF1 (AUS won by 8 wickets) and England face South Africa in SF2 on 2 July.

Where is the Women's T20 WC 2026 semi-final?

Both semi-finals are played at The Oval in London — also known as the Kia Oval, home of Surrey CCC. The final on July 5 is at Lord's Cricket Ground.

When is the Women's T20 WC 2026 final?

The final is on Sunday 5 July 2026 at Lord's Cricket Ground, London. Start time is 14:30 BST (13:30 UTC).

Does NRR matter for Women's T20 WC 2026 qualification?

Yes. If two teams finish the group stage level on points, Net Run Rate (NRR) determines which team qualifies. NRR is calculated as runs scored per over faced across all group matches, minus runs conceded per over bowled.

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