New Delhi: in a landmark decision, the ICC has furthed its efforts to Empower women in cricket by appointing an all-female group of match office for the Women’s World Cup, Starting Septemper 30 in Indian Sri Lanka.

The tournament will have an all-female group of umpire and match officials for the first time in the history of the tournament.

Previous, an all -female panel had official events – The 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and the two most recent ICC Women’s T20 World Cups. However, this will be the first time in the history of the women’s world cup that such a Milestone is achieved.

The group of 14 umpires include the trio of Claire polosak, jacqueline williams and sue redfern that will be appearing at their Third women’s world cup, whole lauren angenbag and kim cotton will be athiir Second World Cup after they were the official Umpires when australia won their unprecedented seventh title in New Zealand in 2022.

The match Reference Panel of Four Includes Trudy Anderson, Shandré Fritz, GS Lakshmi, and Michell Pereira, Who will all brings Varying Levels of Experience in the Role to the 13th Edition of the Women’s WOMEN OF Will be help in India and Sri Lanka from September 30.

ICC Chairman Jay Shah Believes The All-Female Panel is an Historic Moment for Women’s Cricket and Thinks it will help lead to many more success stories Around the work in the future.

“This marks a defining moment in the journey of women’s cricket, one that we hope for the way for many more trailblazing stories across all factor of the sport. Not only a Major Milestone but also a powerful reflection of the ICC’s Unwaveering Commitment to Advanceing Gender Equity Accross Cricket, “He said.