The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 is just around the corner, and the recent warm-up matches in Dubai provided a thrilling glimpse into what fans can expect from the tournament.
With exciting wins by teams like Scotland, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand, along with Australia's commanding performance against rivals England, the stage is set for a highly competitive event. Let's take a look at all the warm-up match results so far.

| Date | Match Details | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 28, Sat | Pakistan Women vs Scotland Women, 1st Match The Sevens Stadium, Dubai Scotland Women won by 8 wkts | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Sep 28, Sat | Sri Lanka Women vs Bangladesh Women, 2nd Match ICC Academy Ground, Dubai Sri Lanka Women won by 33 runs | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Sep 29, Sun | South Africa Women vs New Zealand Women, 3rd Match The Sevens Stadium, Dubai New Zealand Women won by 8 wkts | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Sep 29, Sun | India Women vs West Indies Women, 4th Match ICC Academy Ground No 2, Dubai India Women won by 20 runs | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Sep 29, Sun | Australia Women vs England Women, 5th Match ICC Academy Ground, Dubai Australia Women won by 33 runs | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Sep 30, Mon | Bangladesh Women vs Pakistan Women, 7th Match ICC Academy Ground No 2, Dubai Bangladesh Women won by 23 runs | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Sep 30, Mon | Scotland Women vs Sri Lanka Women, 6th Match The Sevens Stadium, Dubai Sri Lanka Women won by 5 wkts | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Oct 01, Tue | England Women vs New Zealand Women, 9th Match ICC Academy Ground No 2, Dubai Match starts at Oct 01, 14:00 GMT | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Oct 01, Tue | South Africa Women vs India Women, 10th Match ICC Academy Ground, Dubai Match starts at Oct 01, 14:00 GMT | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
| Oct 01, Tue | Australia Women vs West Indies Women, 8th Match The Sevens Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Oct 01, 14:00 GMT | 7:30 PM IST 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL |
The warm-up matches began with a bang on September 28, as Scotland Women shocked Pakistan Women at The Sevens Stadium in Dubai. Pakistan posted 132 runs for 9 wickets in their 20 overs, but Scotland’s batters chased down the target with ease, scoring 133 runs for 2 wickets in just 18 overs to win by eight wickets. Scotland’s powerful performance sent a message to their competitors that they are not to be underestimated.
Also on September 28, Sri Lanka Women faced off against Bangladesh Women at the ICC Academy. Sri Lanka batted first, posting a solid 143 runs for 7 wickets in their 20 overs. Bangladesh struggled to keep up with the asking rate, managing only 110 runs for 9 wickets in response, as Sri Lanka cruised to a 33-run win. This comprehensive victory showcased Sri Lanka’s balanced bowling and batting prowess ahead of the main event.
September 29 saw India Women take on West Indies Women in a closely contested warm-up match. Batting first, India scored a competitive 141 runs for 8 wickets in their 20 overs at the ICC Academy. West Indies fought hard in their chase but fell short, ending their innings at 121 runs for 8 wickets. India won by 20 runs, with a balanced performance across the board, signaling their readiness for the World Cup challenge.
Over at The Sevens Stadium on September 29, New Zealand Women dismantled South Africa Women in a dominant all-round display. South Africa was bowled out for just 92 runs in 20 overs, unable to withstand the Kiwi bowling attack. New Zealand chased the target down in just 14.2 overs, finishing at 95 runs for 2 wickets to win by eight wickets. This dominant victory showcased New Zealand’s title ambitions.
In a highly anticipated clash at the ICC Academy on September 29, Australia Women locked horns with England Women. Australia batted first, posting an imposing 162 runs for 6 wickets, with their batters firing on all cylinders. England began their chase with intent but fell short, getting bowled out for 129 runs in 19.4 overs. Australia’s 33-run victory gave them a huge morale boost and reasserted their status as a top contender for the title.
Sri Lanka Women facing off against Scotland Women at The Sevens Stadium. Riding high after their victory over Pakistan, Scotland struggled this time, getting bowled out for a mere 58 runs in 19 overs. Sri Lanka stumbled in their chase, losing five wickets, but managed to reach 59 runs for 5 wickets in 15.3 overs, securing a hard-fought five-wicket win.