The International Cricket Council has increased the prize money for the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 by 10%. The tournament will witness 12 teams for the first time and will be played in England and Wales.

The ICC has significantly boosted rewards across all stages of the competition:Winners: US$2,340,000 (approx. Rs 19.42 crore)Runners-up: US$1,170,000 (approx. Rs 9.71 crore)Losing semi-finalists: US$675,

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The tournament will feature 12 teams, which is 2 more than what it was in 2024. The Women's T20 World Cup will be played from June 12 to July 5 across seven venues, with the final scheduled at Lord's

A prize pool of US$8,764,615 has been allocated by the ICC, a 10% rise from the 2024 edition. The winning team will get a cheque of US$2,340,000, while the runners-up team will take home a whopping US$1,170,000. Losing semifinalists will receive US$675,000 each, while teams will get richer by US$31,154 for each group stage win.

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