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Leeds Headingley WT20 June matches: tickets, times, free events

Leeds will be a major stop in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup calendar in June 2026, with Headingley Stadium carrying multiple matches between 17 and 23 June. The city is hosting part of a 12-team tournament already underway, and the official release confirms limited ticket availability for high-demand matchups.

  • Event: ICC Women’s T20 World Cup matches at Headingley Stadium
  • Location: Headingley Stadium, Leeds, UK
  • Dates: 17 June, 18 June, 23 June
  • Kick-off times: 10:30, 14:30, 18:30 (as published)
  • Cost: Limited tickets are available for showpiece fixtures
  • matchday information and ticketing details are published by the official source

Match window and confirmed schedule

Leeds has a practical schedule line-up over two weekend-adjacent periods.

Date Match and start time
17 June Australia vs Bangladesh — 10:30
17 June India vs Netherlands — 14:30
18 June England vs Scotland — 18:30
18 June West Indies vs Scotland — 18:30
23 June Australia vs Pakistan — 18:30

The first day in Leeds features two games, then the evening slots close the listed week with Scotland and Pakistan fixtures later on. The source describes these as part of the tournament’s key fixtures at Headingley, where matchday capacity demand is highest for selected games.

What matchday visitors should expect

This is not a single headline event but a compact cluster of fixtures you need to plan around. If you want one of the limited showpiece seats, timing matters because early starts are also listed at 10:30 and 14:30 on matchday.

The city-side promise is clear too: each matchday is positioned as a mini festival, with DJ Gracie Garcia spinning curated music at the ground for fans.

Who this week is for in Leeds

The release is written for more than hardcore followers of women’s cricket. It explicitly names cricket fans and the general public as the audience, while the city programming is broad and family-oriented.

Councillor Salma Arif said Leeds has long experience hosting major sport at both professional and grassroots levels, and linked the tournament to the city’s profile and local economy. She also framed the atmosphere as a citywide boost, not just a stadium moment.

City activities and practical planning outside the stadium

Not everyone needs to secure tickets to be part of the event. City Square and Briggate host free activities on the Friday and Saturday with no advance booking.

Friday: 10:00–18:00.
Saturday: 10:00–17:00.

The city offer is aimed at all ages and includes:
– Run Chase Challenge
– Cricket-inspired speed games
– Banner-making activity areas
– Team captain interactive stations
– Intro sessions on getting involved in local cricket

The broader context is also part of the reader value: this same women’s event sits beside a very active Leeds sporting rhythm, and the source positions it as one of the biggest editions of the tournament. The opening weekend at Edgbaston drew 18,814 for India v Pakistan, and total sales across all seven venues were already above 200,000.

Matchday information and ticketing details for the Headingley fixtures are available through official event channels.

Source: Leeds City Council

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Gareth has spent a decade covering the political landscape of West Yorkshire. As a specialist in Leeds municipal affairs, he focuses on housing developments, local education reforms, and council-led environmental schemes. Gareth’s reporting is rooted in deep research and source verification, providing Leeds residents with the essential facts needed to understand how council decisions impact their daily lives and local neighborhoods

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