The ECA Women’s European Cup 2026 is about to convey collectively four bold European sides, Austria, Sweden, Bulgaria, and Romania, for a four-day celebration of women’s cricket from 15th to 18th October 2026. Hosted at the Moara Vlasiei Cricket Floor in Ilfov County, Romania, the match gives these rising cricketing nations a beneficial platform to compete, develop, and showcase the growing depth of the women’s sport throughout the continent.
With four groups in the fray, each match carries added significance, as each side appears to profit from limited alternatives and build momentum through the match. Austria and Sweden will arrive with the expertise of competing recurrently in European cricket, whereas Bulgaria and Romania might be desperate to make their mark on house and acquainted regional situations. The compact nature of the occasion ensures intense competition, with no room for gradual begins or missed possibilities.
The Moara Vlasiei Cricket Floor has develop into an essential hub for affiliate cricket in Europe, and its acquainted surroundings might give Romania a slight edge as hosts. Nevertheless, situations, adaptability, and consistency with each bat and ball are prone to resolve outcomes greater than repute. For the gamers involved, the match can be an opportunity to achieve worldwide exposure, sharpen their abilities, and inspire the following technology of female cricketers of their respective international locations.
As the action unfolds from 15th to 18th October, the ECA Women’s European Cup 2026 guarantees aggressive cricket, rising talent, and meaningful progress for girls’s cricket in Europe. With Austria, Sweden, Bulgaria, and Romania all vying for supremacy, fans can anticipate a match defined by willpower, improvement, and the growing ambition of affiliate nations on the worldwide stage.
Squads:
Austria Women’s Cricket Workforce
Andrea-Mae Zepeda, Priya Sabu, Anisha Nookala (wk), Mallika Pathirannehelage, Komati Reddy, Sheetal Bhardwaj, Vera Poglitsch (wk), Prithaa Ganeshan, Ashi Chopla, Florence Hira, Jennifer Hira, Harshita Goyal, Isha Joshi, Pearl Chhabra
Sweden Women’s Cricket Workforce
Kanchan, Malyun, Shreya, Hareer, Sasi, Dipika, Anoushka, Eman, Adan, Anya, Rashmi, Zara, Anjali, Fatima
Bulgaria Women’s Cricket Workforce
Gabriela Ilarionova, Katrin Srandeva, Stanislava Sarandeva, Vili Nikolova (wk), Detelina Ruynekova, Kalina Paskova, Martina Abadjieva, Simona Yordanova, Tanaya Dissanayake, Nevena Tropolova, Deya Stefanova, Katrin Eftimova (wk), Krastina Ivanova, Danaya Ilieva
Romania Women’s Cricket Workforce
Schedule:
15th October 2026 (Thursday) – Match 1 – Austria Vs Sweden (12:30 PM IST)
15th October 2026 (Thursday) – Match 2 – Bulgaria vs Sweden (4:30 PM IST)
sixteenth October 2026 (Friday) – Match 3 – Romania vs Bulgaria (12:30 PM IST)
sixteenth October 2026 (Friday) – Match 4 – Austria vs Bulgaria (4:30 PM IST)
17th October 2026 (Saturday) – Match 5 – Romania vs Austria (12:30 PM IST)
17th October 2026 (Saturday) – Match 6 – Romania vs Sweden (4:30 PM IST)
18th October 2026 (Sunday) – third Place Playoff – TBC vs TBC (12:30 PM IST)
18th October 2026 (Sunday) – Closing – TBC vs TBC (4:30 PM IST)
Observe: All the matches of the collection might be performed at Moara Vlasiei Cricket Floor, Ilfov County
Streaming and Broadcasting Particulars:
The fans around the world can watch out for live streaming on the European Cricket Network (ECN) YouTube Channel and their official web site. Followers in India can potentially watch the match live on the FanCode App and web site.
I am Yash Tailor, and I believe work ought to be driven by passion. Due to this fact, after finishing my Engineering, I selected to work in the Cricket industry, my passion. My purpose is to achieve a stage the place I truly enjoy what I do and give my greatest to each activity with power and goal.
Source: femalecricket.com
