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SUMMARY:Football: Fifa Women’s World Cup 2023 Australia & New Zealand
DESCRIPTION:The ninth edition of the Fifa Women’s World Cup will be held from Thursday 20 July to Sunday 20 August in Australia and New Zealand. The opening match and opening ceremony will take place at New Zealand’s Eden Park in Auckland and the final will be played at Stadium Australia in Sydney\, Australia.  \nA tournament of firsts\, the event is Australia’s biggest sporting event since the Rugby World Cup in 2003\, with 32 nations playing 64 matches across nine host cities in Australia and New Zealand. It also marks the first time in Women’s World Cup history that the matches have been held in the Asia-Pacific region. \nThe nine cities and ten venues hosting matches are:  \n\nAdelaide\, Australia: Hindmarsh Stadium\nAuckland\, New Zealand: Eden Park\nBrisbane\, Australia: Brisbane Stadium\nDunedin\, New Zealand: Dunedin Stadium\nHamilton\, New Zealand: Waikato Stadium\nMelbourne\, Australia: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium\nPerth\, Australia: Perth Rectangular Stadium\nSydney\, Australia: Stadium Australia and Sydney Football Stadium\nWellington\, New Zealand: Wellington Stadium \n\nGroup A’s opening match at Eden Park will see New Zealand’s Football Ferns take to the pitch\, before Australia’s Matildas enter the tournament in Group B at the Sydney Football Stadium. The host countries will split the remaining group-stage fixtures\, with New Zealand hosting five further matches in Auckland\, seven in Wellington\, six in Dunedin and five in Hamilton. Australia will host six group-stage fixtures at the Sydney Football Stadium\, with Perth and Brisbane both hosting five and a further four each taking place in Melbourne and Adelaide. \nThe round-of-16 matches will take place from 5-8 August\, with Stadium Australia hosting its first match of the tournament. A further five will take place in Australia and the remaining two matches will be played in New Zealand (Auckland and Wellington). The quarter-finals are split between the two hosts\, with matches in Auckland\, Brisbane\, Wellington and Stadium Australia in Sydney. Both Australia and New Zealand will also host one semi-final each at Stadium Australia and Eden Park respectively\, while the match for third place will take place at Brisbane Stadium\, Australia. \n \nGroup draw\n\nGroup A: New Zealand\, Norway\, Philippines\, Switzerland\nGroup B: Australia\, Republic of Ireland\, Nigeria\, Canada\nGroup C: Spain\, Costa Rica\, Zambia\, Japan\nGroup D: England\, Haiti\, Denmark\, China\nGroup E: USA\, Vietnam\, Netherlands\, Portugal\nGroup F: France\, Jamaica\, Brazil\, Panama\nGroup G: Sweden\, South Africa\, Italy\, Argentina\nGroup H: Germany\, Morocco\, Colombia\, Korea Republic\n\n\nImage: Fifa.com
URL:https://www.sportstourismnews.com/events/football-fifa-womens-world-cup-2023-australia-new-zealand/
LOCATION:Australia and New Zealand
CATEGORIES:2023 sports events,Football
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SUMMARY:2023 Netball World Cup
DESCRIPTION:The 2023 Netball World Cup will be held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre in Cape Town\, South Africa.  \nThere will be 16 nations competing for the World Cup in Cape Town: South Africa\, Australia\, Barbados\, England\, Fiji\, Jamaica\, Malawi\, New Zealand\, Scotland\, Singapore\, Sri Lanka\, Tonga\,Trinidad & Tobago\, Uganda\, Wales\, Zimbabwe. For more details see nwc2023.org.za \n  \nEmbed from Getty Images
URL:https://www.sportstourismnews.com/events/netball-world-cup-2023/
LOCATION:Cape Town International Convention Centre\, Cape Town\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:2023 sports events,Netball
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SUMMARY:Cricket: The Hundred 2023 opening fixtures   
DESCRIPTION:The Hundred is back in 2023 with four weeks of spectacular entertainment and intense cricket action at the height of the summer. After two hugely successful years\, the competition is set to kick off on 1 August promising high octane men’s and women’s sporting action\, live music\, and a host of family-friendly entertainment. \nMore than half a million people attended games during The Hundred’s second year in 2022\, including a record-breaking 271\,000 watching live women’s fixtures across the competition and more families buying tickets than in 2021. Alongside world-class cricket\, fans were treated to memorable performances from a diverse line-up of artists and DJs. \nFor the first time\, this year’s opener will be played at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. Taking place on Tuesday 1 August\, the first fixture will see the defending men’s champions Trent Rockets taking on 2021 champions Southern Brave\, while the women’s sides face off in a repeat of last year’s Eliminator. \nThe Hundred Eliminator\, where second- and third-placed teams fight it out for a place in The Hundred Final\, is confirmed for Saturday 26 August at The Kia Oval. The final will take place on Sunday 27 August at Lord’s. \nFor more information\, fixtures and ticket details see thehundred.com \n \n\nThe Hundred 2023 fixtures\nAll fixtures are men’s and women’s double headers \n\n\n\n\nTuesday 1 August: Trent Rockets vs. Southern Brave\, Trent Bridge\nWednesday 2 August: Welsh Fire vs. Manchester Originals\, Sophia Gardens\nWednesday 2 August: London Spirit vs. Oval Invincibles\, Lord’s\nThursday 3 August: Northern Superchargers vs. Birmingham Phoenix\, Headingley\nFriday 4 August: Southern Brave vs. Welsh Fire\, Ageas Bowl\nSaturday 5 August: Manchester Originals vs. London Spirit\, Emirates Old Trafford\nSaturday 5 August: Birmingham Phoenix vs. Trent Rockets\, Edgbaston\nSunday 6 August: Southern Brave vs. Northern Superchargers\, Ageas Bowl\nSunday 6 August: Oval Invincibles vs. Welsh Fire\, The Kia Oval\nMonday 7 August: Manchester Originals vs. Birmingham Phoenix\, Emirates Old Trafford\nTuesday 8 August: London Spirit vs. Southern Brave\, Lord’s\nWednesday 9 August: Trent Rockets vs. Northern Superchargers\, Trent Bridge\nWednesday 9 August: Oval Invincibles vs. Manchester Originals\, The Kia Oval\nThursday 10 August: Birmingham Phoenix vs. Welsh Fire\, Edgbaston\nFriday 11 August: Northern Superchargers vs. Oval Invincibles\, Headingley\nSaturday 12 August: London Spirit vs. Trent Rockets\, Lord’s\nSaturday 12 August: Welsh Fire vs. Southern Brave\, Sophia Gardens\nSunday 13 August: Northern Superchargers vs. Manchester Originals\, Headingley\nSunday 13 August: Birmingham Phoenix vs. Oval Invincibles\, Edgbaston\nMonday 14 August: Welsh Fire vs. Trent Rockets\, Sophia Gardens\nTuesday 15 August: Oval Invincibles vs. London Spirit\, The Kia Oval\nWednesday 16 August: Southern Brave vs. Birmingham Phoenix\, Ageas Bowl\nThursday 17 August: Trent Rockets vs. Manchester Originals\, Trent Bridge\nFriday 18 August: London Spirit vs Northern Superchargers\, Lord’s\nSaturday 19 August: Trent Rockets vs. Birmingham Phoenix\, Trent Bridge\nSaturday 19 August: Southern Brave vs. Oval Invincibles\, Ageas Bowl\nSunday 20 August: Manchester Originals vs. Northern Superchargers\, Emirates Old Trafford\nSunday 20 August: Welsh Fire vs. London Spirit\, Sophia Gardens\nMonday 21 August: Oval Invincibles vs. Trent Rockets\, The Kia Oval\nTuesday 22 August: Northern Superchargers vs. Welsh Fire\, Headingley\nWednesday 23 August: Manchester Originals vs. Southern Brave\, Emirates Old Trafford\nThursday 24 August: Birmingham Phoenix vs. London Spirit\, Edgbaston\nSaturday 26 August: The Hundred Eliminator\, The Kia Oval (women 2.30pm\, men 6pm)\nSunday 27 August: The Hundred Final\, Lord’s (women 2.15pm\, men 6pm)\n\n\nImage: Trent Rockets and Oval Invincibles men’s and women’s teams celebrate winning The Hundred in 2022 (ECB/Getty Images)  
URL:https://www.sportstourismnews.com/events/cricket-the-hundred-2023-opening-fixtures/
LOCATION:Trent Bridge Cricket Ground\, Trent Bridge\, West Bridgford\, Nottingham\, NG2 6AG\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:2023 sports events,Cricket
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