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Sky Sports will stream all 12 group matches involving England, Scotland and Ireland for free via the Sky Sports App.
The opener England vs Sri Lanka will be shown on Sky One and Sky Sports YouTube as well as Sky’s channels.
Other matches will be free-to-air on Sky Mix, expanding access to the tournament audience.
Sky Sports and NOW will broadcast all matches from Edgbaston to Lord's with expert analysis.
England and Ireland cricket teams will feature prominently as hosts for the group stage fixtures.
The final is scheduled for July 5 at Lord's, closing the tournament.
Sky's rollout aims to broaden women's cricket fans and engagement ahead of major summer fixtures.
ICC and ECB collaboration cited as key to widening access for fans across screens and venues.
Tournament hosts include England, Scotland, and Ireland, with matches set across multiple venues.
Sky's coverage includes commentary by Nasser Hussain, Natasha Farrant, and Hannah Wilkes.
The event marks a landmark for women's cricket and audience reach in the UK.

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Somerset clung to contention as Rew steadied the chase with a resilient knock while Somerset pursued 148 remaining in a key day at Southampton.
Essex began well at Edgbaston but faced a 195-run target as Warwickshire pressed for a final-day twist.
Lancashire faced a brisk chase as they searched for 127 runs to win after Gloucestershire posted 305.
Northamptonshire’s Sales and McSweeney delivered centuries, setting Middlesex a tough second-innings chase at Wantage Road.
Edgbaston hosted a bustling day as Warwickshire’s total rose while Essex chased a challenging target.
Somerset’s Rew added to his growing stock with a solid performance on day four at Southampton.
Essex’s early wickets left them at 16 for two while chasing 206 at Edgbaston.
Warwickshire’s Beau Webster stood out with a pivotal 91 in a tense chase at Edgbaston.
Hampshire’s early pressure in sunny Southampton threatened Somerset’s position as the match progressed.
The blog underlined Bazball 2.0 debates, comparing county approaches to England’s recent style.

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