Dubai International Stadium will host 12 matches in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, including the final on 20 October. Its first matches will be on 4 October, with 2023 finalists, South Africa taking on 2016 champions West Indies before India take on New Zealand.

Next month's Women's T20 World Cup will offer a record total of $7.96 million in prize money, organising body the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Tuesday. The winners of the tournament will receive $2.

Sharjah will also host the second semi-final on 18 October, alongside the Group A clash between India and Australia and England’s Group B meeting with South Africa.

The total prize pool for the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup is more than double that of the 2023 edition. The amount for the winners is a 134 per cent increase from the US$1 million awarded to 2023 champions Australia.

Bangladesh dropped their seasoned all-rounder, Rumana Ahmed, from their squad for the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup 2024. Rumana, however, isn't the only player who missed out on a place in the squad.

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Here, we look at how each of them qualified for the tournament. Bangladesh qualified as hosts before the competition was moved to the UAE, with this set to be the sixth time they have participated in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.

Apart from her, Rubey Haider, Sharifa Khatun, Sabikun Nahar and Ishma Tanjim, who were part of the 2024 Asia Cup also don't find a place in the T20 World Cup squad. Bangladesh are part of Group B of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 along with England,