Sri Lanka Pledges Support For Women's Champions Trophy After Losing Hosting Rights
The Sri Lanka Cricket: The Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) on Thursday said it has pledged full support for the upcoming ICC Women's Champions Trophy and accepted the global governing body's decision to relocate the inaugural tournament to India. The International Cricket Council (ICC) stripped Sri Lanka of its hosting rights due to government interference in the SLCs governance and handed the staging rights of the inaugural six-team competition to India. The tournament, featuring Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sri Lanka, is scheduled to run from February 14 to 28 next year, with games to be staged in Mumbai and Vadodara. Despite the administrative setback of losing its second major ICC tournament in two years, the island nation's board confirmed it will focus entirely on supporting its squad following their qualification based on global rankings. Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) notes the International Cricket Councils decision regarding the hosting of the upcoming ICC Womens Champions Trophy 2027, the board said in a statement on Thursday. While Sri Lanka will not host the tournament, the Sri Lanka womens national team has secured automatic qualification for the competition based on its standing in the current qualification process. SLC welcomes the qualification of the Sri Lanka womens national team and remains committed to providing the team with the necessary support in its preparation for the tournament. Sri Lanka Cricket will continue to work closely with the ICC, the host nation of the ICC Womens Champions Trophy, and all relevant stakeholders to ensure the successful conduct of the inaugural tournament, the SLC said in its statement on Thursday. SLC welcomes the qualification of the Sri Lanka womens national team and remains committed to providing the team with the necessary support in its preparation for the tournament. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Despite this, the side retained its entry to the competition based on its standing at the July 6 cut-off date. The six participating teams will compete in a single round-robin format during the event, with the top two sides progressing to the final on February 28. Article Source: IANS
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Vadodara Hosting 2027 Womens Champions Trophy Games Is Well Deserved, Says BCA CEO Parikh
Vadodara International Cricket Stadium: The selection of Vadodara as a venue for the inaugural 2027 ICC Womens Champions Trophy matches is well deserved, given the venue's proven track record of staging high-profile domestic and international fixtures in recent times, said Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Snehal Parikh. His comments followed the International Cricket Council (ICC) naming Vadodara International Cricket Stadium and Mumbais Brabourne Stadium as co-hosts of the inaugural six-team competition, to be held from February 14 to 28 next year. We can say that we are lucky. But we can always say its well deserved because we've been hosting so many matches, tournaments and I think the response has been good. People have appreciated and the BCCI has appreciated as well. Various officials, India players, and international masters league players like Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, and everyone have appreciated the grounds, facilities, wickets, and outfield. So, yes, we are lucky there, Parikh told IANS on Thursday. The tournament was moved to India following a global assessment by the ICC, which evaluated alternative bids from India, Bangladesh, and South Africa after Sri Lanka was stripped of its hosting rights due to government interference in its boards administration. The competition will feature the top six womens T20I sides as of July 6 - Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sri Lanka. Located roughly 30 kilometres outside Vadodara, just off the Harod-Halol-Vadodara highway, the stadium, also known as Kotambi International Stadium, hosted its first international cricket match during the India-West Indies women's ODI series in December 2024, before staging a men's ODI between India and New Zealand in January this year. The tournament was moved to India following a global assessment by the ICC, which evaluated alternative bids from India, Bangladesh, and South Africa after Sri Lanka was stripped of its hosting rights due to government interference in its boards administration. The competition will feature the top six womens T20I sides as of July 6 - Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sri Lanka. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories The venue is scheduled to host a three-match womens ODI series between India and Zimbabwe on 23, 25, and 28 October. It will also host India womens Under-19 T20 games against the England women's Under-19 team on 26 and 28 November. Article Source: IANS
Sri Lanka Face USD 20 Mn Loss After Women's Champions Trophy Shifts To India: Report
Sri Lanka Daily Mirror: Sri Lanka are reportedly set to suffer an estimated loss of at least USD 20 million after the International Cricket Council formally stripped the country of hosting rights for the inaugural Womens Champions Trophy, with India confirmed as the new venue for the six-team tournament in February 2027. The ICC Board ratified the relocation on Tuesday, bringing an end to Sri Lankas hopes of staging the event and delivering a significant economic setback to the country, which had expected the tournament to generate substantial returns through tourism, commercial activity and global exposure. The event will now be held from February 14 to 28, 2027, with matches scheduled in Mumbai and Vadodara. The decision is rooted in the ICCs continuing concerns over the governance of Sri Lanka Cricket, which remains under a government-appointed Transformation Committee rather than an elected administration recognised by the world body. A report by Sri Lanka Daily Mirror said sources indicated that the ICC had warned Sri Lanka Cricket months ago that its hosting rights were under threat unless the issues surrounding political interference were resolved and long-pending board elections were conducted. Despite those concerns being communicated within the interim cricket administration, the matter was not brought to the attention of the Sports Ministry and President Anura Kumara Dissanayake until recently, the report claimed. Estimates suggest that the country could now miss out on at least USD 20 million in potential revenue, the report added. This is not the first time Sri Lanka has paid a heavy price for hosting opportunities because of the standoff over government interference. In 2023, the ICC suspended Sri Lanka Cricket amid governance concerns and subsequently moved the 2024 Mens Under-19 World Cup from Sri Lanka to South Africa. The Womens Champions Trophy decision means Sri Lanka have now lost another major ICC event within three years for reasons linked to the same underlying issue. The focus will now turn to the proposed constitutional reforms and the timetable for fresh SLC elections. The report said members of the Transformation Committee expect the electoral process to be completed before the end of 2026 if parliamentary procedures proceed without significant delays. The inaugural Womens Champions Trophy will feature Australia, England, India, New Zealand, and South Africa, with West Indies (sixth in ICC rankings) and Sri Lanka (seventh), fighting for the final spot. The focus will now turn to the proposed constitutional reforms and the timetable for fresh SLC elections. The report said members of the Transformation Committee expect the electoral process to be completed before the end of 2026 if parliamentary procedures proceed without significant delays. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Sri Lankas place in the competition will remain intact if they qualify inside the top six, despite the loss of hosting rights. Article Source: IANS
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India To Host Inaugural Women's Champions Trophy 2027 After ICC Strips Sri Lanka Of Hosting Rights
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India Replaces Sri Lanka As Hosts Of Inaugural 2027 Womens Champions Trophy
Vadodara International Cricket Stadium: India has replaced Sri Lanka as the hosts of the inaugural ICC Womens Champions Trophy, to be played from February 14-28, 2027, as the island nation continues to deal with administrative reforms following government interference in its cricket board. In a statement, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said the six-team tournament will now be held in two venues -- the Cricket Club of India (CCI) in Mumbai and the Vadodara International Cricket Stadium. Interestingly, the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, where India won the 2025 Womens ODI World Cup, is not on the list of venues for the competition. The tournament was originally scheduled to be held in Sri Lanka but will now be staged in India as Sri Lanka Cricket continues to make the requisite reforms outlined at the ICCs Annual Conference in July, said the ICC. Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is currently governed by an interim 'Transformation Committee' installed by the Sri Lankan government to execute constitutional and administrative overhauls. As the ICC strictly prohibits political interference and refuses to recognise government-appointed bodies, SLC representatives have been barred from attending ICC board meetings since the committee's formation. The ICC also said India was selected as the replacement host following an evaluation process that also considered proposals from Bangladesh and South Africa, with the decision ratified by the ICC Board on Wednesday. The ICC Womens Champions Trophy 2027 marks an exciting new chapter for womens cricket. As the inaugural edition of the tournament, it will bring together the best teams in the world in an intense, high-quality competition, while creating even greater incentive for teams to continue rising through the rankings and competing for a place on the global stage. With a marquee ICC womens event now taking place every year, we have a significant opportunity to build greater momentum, provide more consistency and create a stronger rhythm for the womens game, its players and its fans around the world, said ICC Chairman. The ICC Womens Champions Trophy 2027 marks an exciting new chapter for womens cricket. As the inaugural edition of the tournament, it will bring together the best teams in the world in an intense, high-quality competition, while creating even greater incentive for teams to continue rising through the rankings and competing for a place on the global stage. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories The relocation marks the second time in recent years Sri Lanka has been stripped of a global event over administrative issues, following the shifting of the 2024 Mens Under-19 World Cup to South Africa. The ICC stated that full match schedules and ticketing details for the 2027 Womens Champions Trophy will be released at a later date. Article Source: IANS
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Vadodara, Aug 29: Operation Sindoor marked a very significant shift in India's approach towards Pakistan as the strikes targeted not only terrorist hideouts near the border but also their supporters deep inside the neighbouring country, former Army chief General M M Naravane said on Saturday. Speaking to reporters after attending a private event in Vadodara to promote the start-up ecosystem, he said the operation, carried out following the Pahalgam terror attack a year ago, demonstrated that those providing support to terrorists could not escape Indian action regardless of where they were located. Operation Sindoor, which took place after the Pahalgam attack, was a very necessary action, said Naravane, who had served as the 28th Chief of the Army Staff. Earlier, India's military response had largely been focused on terrorist hideouts located close to the border, he said, referring to earlier terror attacks, including in Uri and Pulwama. Previously, whenever such attacks occurred -- like after Uri, and Balakot strikes after Pulwama -- we were mostly targeting terrorist hideouts close to the border. But this time, the strikes carried out targeted their supporters and those who provide them backing, wherever they may be -- not just near the Line of Control, but deep inside Pakistan, in Muridke and Bahawalpur, from where they receive this support, said general Naravane (retd). He said India demonstrated that those providing support to terrorism anywhere cannot escape. As our Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had said, 'we will enter their territory and eliminate them', and there will be no protection for them. So, this was a very significant shift in our modus operandi, the former Army chief said. Asked about reports that Pakistan had become more active in the Sir Creek sector and was carrying out Operation Ababil, general Naravane (retd) said such activities happen, adding that he did not have complete information about the reported operation. These kinds of activities keep happening. I don't have complete information about this right now since I am retired, he said. However, Indian armed forces remained vigilant and would take appropriate action if required, he added. I would like to say that whatever activity takes place, our forces always keep a close watch on it. There is nothing to panic about, and whatever action needs to be taken, appropriate action will be taken at the right time, the former Army chief said. Asked whether Pakistan was capable of taking on India, the former general said, In my opinion, no. On India-China relations, general Naravane (retd) said the recent talks between National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi should be viewed in the context of the long-standing boundary dispute between the two countries. He said the meeting was the 25th round of Special Representative-level talks and was not taking place for the first time. This discussion that took place -- the 25th round of Special Representative-level talks between Ajit Doval from our side and Foreign Minister Wang Yi from China -- is not happening for the first time, he added. He said the key point to keep in mind is that there is a boundary dispute between India and China. Exactly where the boundary lies has not been clearly demarcated either on maps or on the ground. It is because of this lack of demarcation that occasional disputes arise between India and China, the former Army chief added. On the proposed theatre commands, General Naravane (retd) said the discussion on theatreisation of the armed forces had begun after the Kargil War and that it was not a new concept. The discussion on theaterisation first began after the Kargil War. It has already been 25 to 26 years since then. Theaterisation is not a new concept; it is a continuous process and an evolution, he said. The former Army chief further said there was broad agreement to establish theatre commands in India in view of rapidly changing modern warfare and shorter decision-making cycles. Everyone agrees that such theatre commands should be established in India as well, he said. Considering the way the nature of modern warfare is transforming and decision cycles are becoming progressively shorter, it is essential that we move toward theaterisation as expeditiously as possible, the former Army chief said.
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