The 2020 ICC Womenā€™s Cricket World Cup trophy reached the Bradman Museum in Bowral, Australia on January 10, 2020 (Friday). The official Twitter account of the T20 World Cup shared a picture on its page showing the ICC Womenā€™s World Cup trophy comfortably placed alongside the trophies of other elite cricket tournaments at the International Cricket Hall of Fame. The trophy for 2020 T20 womenā€™s World Cup was launched on January 08, 2020 (Wednesday) and is currently on a 44-day tour during which it will visit 40 iconic locations in the country. The trophy was launched at the iconic Bondi Beach in Sydney two days ago and after a tour in the golden sands on the Bondi Beach, the precious showpiece is visiting Bowral and has been kept at the Bradman Museum, also called the International Cricket Hall of Fame. The ICC Womenā€™s T20 World Cup 2020 is set to start on February 21 later this year with defending champions Australia playing India in the opening game.

In a picture shared by the T20 World Cup on its official twitter page, the glittering trophy can be seen placed along with ICCā€™s other showpieces. The menā€™s and womenā€™s 50-over World Cup trophy can also be seen in the background. The womenā€™s World Cup is in the front followed by its Cup associates. The ICC Womenā€™s World Cup 2020 will run till March 8, 2020 ā€“ with the final being played on the same day. Check Full Tour Schedule of 2020 ICC Women's World Cup Trophy.

T20 Women's World Cup Trophy At Bradman Museum

T20 World Cup Trophy Reaches Bradman Museum

Another tweet by the T20 World Cup shows the ICC Womenā€™s T20 World Cup trophy arriving at the Bradman museum for the tour. The trophy will be kept for the entire day at the Bradman Museum for the entire day before travelling to Newcastle in New South Wales. The iconic trophyā€™s final destination will be Western Sydney where it will be kept for two days before returning to Melbourne Stadium for the opening match of the 2020 T20 World Cup.

A press release from ICC stated that the trophy is set to cover a total of 14,000 kilometres around Australia, giving the fans an incredible opportunity of seeing the prestigious cup. It is ICCā€™s endeavour to bring communities and cultures together as excitement builds towards the global event.

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