India and Pakistan recorded record attendance on Saturday for the ICC Women's World Cup Two 20 group match at the Dubai International Stadium, with an impressive 15,935 fans packing the venue for this record attendance the largest attendance of any group competition in the history of the Women’s World Cup, underscoring the growing interest and interest in women’s sport around the world
The thrilling match was part of the ongoing tournament in the United Arab Emirates, and shows a significant change in viewership The previous record in the category was the 2020 tournament, which had 13,432 spectators watching India and Australia between the NGE Stadium in Sydney,
While the thrill of a group tournament is palpable, the record for the largest crowd in women’s cricket remains an impressive 86,174 at the final of the 2020 World Cup in 2020, where India meets Australia These figures are a huge boost for women’s cricket performance. It highlights possibilities, attracts a large audience and builds a passionate following.The match was lively on the field, with India winning by six wickets against Pakistan. The win gives India a boost as they prepare to face Sri Lanka at the same stadium on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Pakistan are gearing up for a tough match against defending champions Australia on 11 October.
While the thrill of a group tournament is palpable, the record for the largest crowd in women’s cricket remains an impressive 86,174 at the final of the 2020 World Cup in 2020, where India meets Australia These figures are a huge boost for women’s cricket performance. It highlights possibilities, attracts a large audience and builds a passionate following.The match was lively on the field, with India winning by six wickets against Pakistan. The win gives India a boost as they prepare to face Sri Lanka at the same stadium on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Pakistan are gearing up for a tough match against defending champions Australia on 11 October.
As the tournament continues, the record attendance is a stark reminder of the growing visibility and support of women’s cricket, inspiring future generations of women players and fans. The enthusiasm of the crowd is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the athletes and the increasing recognition of women’s sport on the international stage
