Great news for cricket lovers has emerged. The ICC Women's World Cup 2025 is set to begin in India, and the melodious voice of Shreya Ghoshal will enchant everyone at its grand opening ceremony.
Sports News: The ICC announced on Thursday that renowned Indian singer Shreya Ghoshal will mesmerize with her sweet voice at the Women's World Cup opening ceremony. Shreya will perform live at the grand opening ceremony to be held in Guwahati before the first match between India and Sri Lanka. Notably, the tournament's official song, 'Bring It Home,' has also been recorded in Shreya Ghoshal's voice, which will add to the splendor of the ceremony.
India to Host Women's World Cup After 12 Years
India has once again got the opportunity to host the Women's Cricket World Cup after 12 years. This event is taking place at a time when women's cricket is continuously reaching new heights. The number of women's cricket fans worldwide has grown rapidly, and investment in the sport has also increased in many countries. This time, the World Cup matches will be played in four cities across India. Meanwhile, the Pakistan team will play all its matches in Colombo, Sri Lanka, under security and hybrid model regulations.
Ticket Price Just Rs 100
The most exciting aspect for fans is the incredibly low ticket prices for the first phase of matches in this World Cup. For just 100 rupees, spectators can watch their favorite players in action from the stadium. The ICC's objective is to encourage maximum cricket enthusiasts to attend the stadium and ensure women's cricket receives the same level of support as men's cricket.
The home team, India, has a golden opportunity to win the World Cup this time. The Indian women's cricket team has performed brilliantly in the last few years and can take full advantage of home conditions. The performance of Indian players in recently concluded bilateral series has also been quite impressive.
The ICC has also increased the prize money for the Women's World Cup this year. This will directly benefit the players and reflects the growing importance and global popularity of women's cricket. The ICC stated that this decision has been taken to promote women's cricket and provide better opportunities to the players.
