The Multi-Day match between India A Women and Australia A Women has been moved from Dharamshala to Mohali. The fixture was originally scheduled for Dharamshala from September 29 to October 2, 2026. However, prolonged rainfall in Dharamshala has affected the outfield and prevailing ground conditions. Because of these conditions, the match has been shifted to a new venue. The shift has been made because the original venue has been affected by the weather, while the fixture itself remains scheduled for the same four-day period as announced for both teams and officials involved there.
The match will now be played at the PCA IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali from September 29 to October 2, 2026. India A Women and Australia A Women will therefore meet in the planned Multi-Day fixture. Mohali has been confirmed as the replacement venue after conditions in Dharamshala led to the change. The fixture will take place at the new venue during the same dates. The change means the teams will now play in Mohali instead of Dharamshala.
The decision comes after prolonged rainfall affected Dharamshala and caused problems for the ground. The outfield has been impacted by the continued rain, while prevailing ground conditions have also been affected. These conditions made it necessary to move the fixture away from its original venue. The match was initially meant to take place in Dharamshala, but it will now be staged at the PCA IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali. The BCCI confirmed the change.
India A Women and Australia A Women will still play the same Multi-Day fixture as scheduled. The match will begin on September 29 and finish on October 2, 2026. Dharamshala was originally named as the venue, but Mohali will now host the contest. There has been no change to the dates mentioned for the fixture. The PCA IS Bindra Stadium will replace Dharamshala as the venue. Both teams will now prepare for the fixture with Mohali as the confirmed location.
The BCCI announced the venue change on September 23, 2026, explaining that prolonged rainfall in Dharamshala had affected the outfield and prevailing ground conditions. The change was made because of the impact of the weather on the <a href="https://cricket.international/explained-why-adil-rashid-is-not-playing-1st-odi-vs-sri-lanka/” title=”Explained: Why Adil Rashid is not playing 1st ODI vs Sri Lanka”>playing area. As a result, the fixture has been moved to Mohali. The PCA IS Bindra Stadium has been confirmed to host the match from September 29 to October 2, 2026. The original schedule continues without any change to the dates.
The Multi-Day fixture between India A Women and Australia A Women was scheduled to be held in Dharamshala from September 29 to October 2, 2026. It will now take place at the PCA IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali during the same period. The venue change was required because prolonged rainfall affected the outfield and prevailing ground conditions in Dharamshala. The BCCI has confirmed Mohali as the new venue. The fixture will continue across the same four days.
With the venue now confirmed, the match between India A Women and Australia A Women will take place in Mohali from September 29 to October 2, 2026. The PCA IS Bindra Stadium will host the Multi-Day contest instead of Dharamshala. The change follows the impact of prolonged rainfall on the outfield and prevailing ground conditions at the original venue. The dates remain unchanged, and the fixture will continue as scheduled in Mohali. The venue has therefore been officially changed from Dharamshala to Mohali.
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