ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022: Crowd limited raised

Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 granted Ministry of Health exemption on gathering limits

Wednesday, Mar 2, 2022 9:20 am

ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022: What comes as a piece of great news for fans, New Zealand’s Ministry of Health has granted exemption on spectators cap in the 50-over showpiece event in the country. Follow ICC Women’s World Cup latest updates on InsideSport.IN ICC Women’s World Cup: Great news for fans, New Zealand’s Ministry […]

ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022: What comes as a piece of great news for fans, New Zealand’s Ministry of Health has granted exemption on spectators cap in the 50-over showpiece event in the country. Follow ICC Women’s World Cup latest updates on InsideSport.IN

ICC Women’s World Cup: Great news for fans, New Zealand’s Ministry of Health grants exemption on spectators cap

ICC Women’s World Cup 2022: Full Schedule, Fixtures, Match Timings and Venues, Live Streaming

CWC 22 chief executive Andrea Nelson said the exemption would be much easier to manage operationally than the 100-person bubbles.

“We firmly believe we can deliver the event in the safest possible way for spectators,” Nelson said.

“Spacing out on grass banks comes naturally to fans, and there’s no issues with ventilation at our open-air venues.”

The organisers will stay vigilant and ensure that the crowds at the tournament follow Covid-19 protocols, including wearing masks and ensuring social distancing.

New Zealand’s White Ferns and the West Indies open the tournament at Mount Maunganui’s Bay Oval on Friday (March 4).
India women will begin their campaign against arch-rivals Pakistan on March 6.
As per Health Ministry, the crowd limit will be capped at 10 per cent as opposed to only allowing 100 people for outdoor events amid the COVID protection framework rule.

The exemption, however, won’t affect the four most popular games of the tournament with fans geared up for live-action from the venues. Big matches include locals New Zealand women in action against Australian women.

Tickets to the first seven, of the tournament’s 31 matches, have gone back on sale from Wednesday morning, with more games expected to be added in the coming days, reported Stuff.
Earlier, ticket sales were paused to ensure the guidelines of the previous MOH rule.

ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022: Great news for fans, New Zealand’s Ministry of Health grants exemption on spectators cap

Here is the full schedule of the 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup (all timings are in IST):
March 4: New Zealand vs West Indies in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 5: Bangladesh vs South Africa in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 5: Australia vs England in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 6: Pakistan vs India in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 7: New Zealand vs Bangladesh in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 8: Australia vs Pakistan in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 9: West Indies vs England in Dunedin (3:30 am)
March 10: India vs New Zealand in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 11: Pakistan vs South Africa in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 12: India vs West Indies in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 13: New Zealand vs Australia in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 14: Pakistan vs Bangladesh in Hamilton (3:30 am)
March 14: South Africa vs England in Tauranga (6:30 am)
March 15: Australia vs West Indies in Tauranga (3:30 am)
March 16: India vs England in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 17: New Zealand vs South Africa in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 18: Bangladesh vs West Indies in Tauranga (3:30 am)
March 19: India vs Australia in Auckland (6:30 am)
March 20: New Zealand vs England in Auckland (3:30 am)
March 21: West Indies vs Pakistan in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 22: Australia vs South Africa in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 22: India vs Bangladesh in Hamilton (6:30 am)
March 24: South Africa vs West Indies in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 24: England vs Pakistan in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 25: Bangladesh vs Australia in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 26: New Zealand vs Pakistan in Wellington (3:30 am)
March 27: England vs Bangladesh in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 28: India vs South Africa in Wellington (6:30 am)
March 30: Semi-Final 1 in Christchurch (3:30 am)
March 31: Semi-Final 2 in Wellington (6:30 am)
April 3: Final in Christchurch (6:30 am)