Switzerland Cricket will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Brazil, Spain and Jersey in a Women’s Quadrangular T20 tournament (with ICC team ranking points) from July 27th – 31st, 2026, at the Embrach Cricket ground in Zurich. This will be the first-ever Women’s International tournament being hosted by the Cricket Board, and the participation of Brazil Women showcases their continued efforts to build their Team by providing exposure across African and European regions in overseas tours.
Switzerland Women will also be playing their first-ever games against all the three (3) competitors, thus enhancing their own efforts to develop their National team with more competitive exposure against various teams in the European region, and also Brazil. Brazil Women have previously toured the region, when they played a Tri-series with Jersey and Isle of Man in the UK in September 2025. For Spain Women, this series will mark their return to International Cricket after more than a year’s gap, with their last T20I game having taken place in May last year.
Switzerland Women’s Quadrangular T20I Tournament 2026 Schedule
27th July 2026: Switzerland vs Jersey (Scorecard) ; Jersey vs Spain (Scorecard)
28th July 2026: Spain vs Switzerland (Scorecard) ; Brazil vs Jersey (Scorecard)
29th July 2026: Spain vs Brazil (Scorecard) ; Brazil vs Switzerland (Scorecard)
30th July 2026: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)
Jersey: Chloe Greechan, Mia Maguire, Aimee Aikenhead, Olivia Bastin, Maria Da Rocha, Erin Duffy, Erin Gouge, Lily Greig, Analise Merritt, Annie Mossop, Daisy Pearce, Trinity Smith, Flo Tanguy and Grace Wetherall
Switzerland: Samiha Dabholkar, Vani Dhanuka, Samiha Konuganti, Saranya Kotha, Franziska Kuenburg, Laila Pickard, Naina Metty Saju, Melissa Pienaar, Meghna Rajan, Amrita Sasidharan, Divya Sreekumar, Ananya Srinivasan, Natalie St Cyr Clarke, Sejal Vinod and Danashi Medagoda
Brazil: Carolina Nascimento, Laura Cardoso, Monnike Rufino, Lara Bittencourt, Maria Eduarda Mc Ribeiro, Maria Luiza Garcia, Laura Agatha, Ana Clara Sabino, Lindsay Vilas Boas, Giulia Souza, Marianne Artur, Evelyn Müller, Nicole Monteiro and Hilary Iaccino