The 7th match from Group B at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, between New Zealand Women and Sri Lanka Women hasn’t started yet, but it is scheduled to take place on the morning of 16 June 2026.
Match Details
- Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
- Time: 2:30 PM Local (BST) / 1:30 PM GMT / 9:30 AM ET
- Venue: Utilita Bowl (The Rose Bowl), Southampton, England
Current Tournament Context
Both teams are chasing important scores in the Group B, to remain alive in the race to reach the semi-finals.
- New Zealand Women: Sitting in the bottom half of Group B, with one loss after they lost their opening match of the tournament against the West Indies by 7 wickets.
- Sri Lanka Women: Also under tension after suffering an 87-run loss to hosts England in the opening game.
Where to Watch
Fans can stream live coverage live on Amazon Prime Video or via Willow TV in North America. Live updates for ball-by-ball games and scores are available via the official ICC Tournaments Page as well as on major sports platforms such as ESPNcricinfo.
Probable Playing XIs
The probable XIs to play as well as the latest Group B table of points ahead of tomorrow’s crucial game. Both teams will heavily rely on their veteran, core leadership to recover from their respective losses in the opening round.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: Group B Points Table
In the wake of the first group B fixture, England leads the group with a dominating Net Run Ratio (NRR) after hammering Sri Lanka. Scotland also won, as did The West Indies also secured victories in their opening matches.
Since only two of the top teams in the group can progress to the semi-finals. A second successive loss tomorrow could leave one of New Zealand or Sri Lanka in a precarious spot.
Pitch Report & Conditions
Weather Forecast: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
The conditions at Southampton is expected to mostly cloudy, but it is suitable for playing, which means it is unlikely that rain will cause disruption or slow the game.
Overall T20I Head-to-Head Record
New Zealand Women hold a dominant advantage in history over Sri Lanka Women in Women’s T20 Internationals (WT20Is) by winning 13 out of 16 matches.




