The inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy is scheduled to start on February 14, 2027, and run until February 28, 2027. Six teams have been confirmed for the tournament, with India as host, Australia, England, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sri Lanka. This is a massive moment for India to host the first edition of the Champions Trophy.
Previously, the Interim Committee chairman Eran Wickremaratna stated that they are committed to changing the foundation so that the elected administration is accepted by the ICC, but they failed to do it on time and thus lost the hosting rights. Wickremaratna has been in the position after being appointed by the country's Sports Ministry.
Have Sri Lanka previously being banned?
However, the report further stated that despite repeatedly stating the issue, the interim board did not convey the same to the Sports Ministry and President Anura Kumara Dissanayake until recently. Now, according to the report, the country will have to bear a loss of INR 188 crore in their potential revenue.
Will Sri Lanka play in the Champions Trophy?
Three years later, the same issue continues, and the Island Nation have yet to address the same underlying issue. The interim committee is set to hold a meeting before the end of 2026 to form a new permanent committee, the report said, "if parliamentary procedures proceed without significant delays."
The six teams will face each other in a round-robin style. The top two teams will advance to the finals on February 28. Despite the loss of hosting rights, the Island Nation's spot in the competition will stay intact if they finish among the top six teams.
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