ECB appoints SECUTIX as official ticketing services partner for ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026

• The ECB appoints SECUTIX as its official ticketing services partner for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026
• The partnership will see SECUTIX manage the entire ticketing operation for the tournament, which is set to break records as the highest attended women’s cricket event ever
• This edition marks the biggest ICC Women’s T20 World Cup yet, with 12 teams battling it out in 33 matches across 24 days and at seven venues across England

Ahead of next year’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has appointed SECUTIX, a global leader in tournament ticketing technology and services, as its official ticketing partner for the tournament.

Under the agreement, SECUTIX will manage the entire ticketing operation for the tournament, which takes place from June 12 to July 5 2026, across seven top-tier venues in England and Wales: Edgbaston, Hampshire Bowl, Headingley, Old Trafford, The Oval, Bristol County Ground, and Lord’s.

This partnership will see the ECB leveraging SECUTIX’s suite of advanced ticketing technology solutions, along with its newly launched FAN4LIFE full-service major projects offering. This includes providing a full-time Head of Ticketing for the tournament and comprehensive support covering advisory services, ticket sales, fulfilment, payment processing, on-site operational support, and fan care services.

David Payne, Head of Product and Data at the ECB, said: "With SECUTIX and their FAN4LIFE team supporting our ticketing operations, we’re confident in delivering an exceptional fan experience. Their full-service approach allows us to focus on creating a world-class tournament while they manage the complexities of ticketing, ensuring our fans and commercial partners receive the service and experience they deserve."

The ECB’s decision supports its broader goals of expanding the fan base, enhancing the matchday experience and growing revenue, particularly as interest in women’s cricket reaches record levels. For the first time, mobile ticketing for the tournament will be integrated into the ICC app. This will enable fans to receive easily and, if needed, securely resell their tickets within the mobile wallet.

SECUTIX has a strong track record in English cricket, working with all but one of the Division One counties, as well as The Hundred and last year’s ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies and the USA. The addition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup further deepens the company’s involvement in the sport.

David Hornby, Vice President UK, Ireland, and FAN4LIFE at SECUTIX, said: "Women’s cricket is experiencing unprecedented growth, and the expanded tournament next summer promises to be a spectacular celebration of the sport. We're excited to support the ECB in delivering a landmark event and continuing to grow the fanbase for the women’s game that we've helped build through our data-driven work with The Hundred and the men’s T20 World Cup."

The tournament will open on June 12, 2026, with England facing Sri Lanka in Birmingham, culminating with the final at Lord’s on July 5.

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Editors notes

SECUTIX is the market leader in advanced digital solutions for the events industry. Offering a seamlessly integrated and open cloud platform, SECUTIX gives organisations complete control and a suite of tools to better understand and digitally engage with audiences, monetise products and services, secure operations and take audience experiences to the next level.

SECUTIX serves a range of organisations on a global scale, including sport clubs, stadiums and arenas, museums, live entertainment organisations, leisure parks and festivals. Its emblematic customers include UEFA, Opéra National de Paris, Centre Pompidou, Paléo Festival, Musée Picasso Paris and many more.

The SECUTIX suite of industry-leading solutions includes S-360, TIXNGO and S-Pay.

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