From 2024 to 2027, three of the four ICC competitions in ladies' cricket will be organized (restrictively) in the Indian subcontinent. India has won the freedoms to have the ODI World Cup in 2025 while the T20 World Cup will be facilitated by Bangladesh in 2024 and by England in 2026. Sri Lanka will have the T20 Champions Trophy in 2027 would it be a good idea for them they qualify.India to host 2025 Women's World Cup The ICC said that the hosts were finished through a "cutthroat offering process" and each bid was checked on by the board sub-council led by Martin Snedden alongside Clare Connor, Sourav Ganguly and Ricky Skerritt. "Speeding up the development of the ladies' down is one of the ICC's essential needs and taking these occasions to a portion of our game's greatest business sectors offer us an incredible chance to do that and extend its association with cricket's one billion or more fans," said ICC Chairman Greg Barclay. Talking on India as host for the 2025 thousand occasion, BCCI secretary Jay Shah said that the load up will "will investigate every possibility to make it a vital occasion" and how they are anticipating that the ICC competition should support the ubiquity of the game further. "The BCCI stays focused on ladies' cricket in India. We have the framework set up, and I am certain we will have an extremely fruitful version of the World Cup," he added. Britain will have the Women's T20 World Cup interestingly starting around 2009. "We saw back in 2017 how facilitating the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup caught individuals' creative mind and I will always remember watching Heather Knight lift the prize on that supernatural day at a sold-out Lord's," ECB Interim CEO Clare Connor said. "Ladies' cricket has grown quickly from that point forward, from the quantities of young ladies getting bats through All Stars and Dynamos, joining clubs, and having the option to advance on a pathway to the most significant levels of execution. We're seeing right now the positive effect that the Women's Euros is having for football, and facilitating this worldwide cricket occasion will offer us one more mind blowing chance to move considerably more young ladies to get a bat and ball." Bangladesh thus will have the Women's T20 World Cup for the second time around.