Six-team round-robin tournament will feature the highest-ranked sides, with Pakistan missing out on qualification.
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The first-ever ICC Women’s Champions Trophy will be held in India next year, marking a new chapter in international women’s cricket.
The tournament will feature the world’s top six ranked teams competing in a round-robin format, with every team facing each other before the knockout stage.
Pakistan will not be part of the inaugural edition after failing to qualify under the tournament’s ranking-based qualification system.
The new competition is expected to become one of the premier events in women’s cricket, bringing together the sport’s strongest teams in a high-profile global tournament.
