Waterloo Bridge transformed into cricket pitch for Women’s T20 World Cup event

London’s famous Waterloo Bridge was transformed into a cricket pitch where a trophy photoshoot ceremony for the captains was held.

Ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup, London’s famous Waterloo Bridge was transformed into a cricket pitch where a trophy photoshoot ceremony for the captains was held.

According to details, captains of the 12 participating teams arrived at the bridge via a special double-decker bus and took part in various cricket activities on a temporary pitch set up there along with engaging fan interaction events.

The event was described as a “captains’ carnival” which saw a large number of fans in attendance. During the event, street cricket, entertainment competitions and cultural activities turned the entire atmosphere into a colorful festival.

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It is worth noting that the Women’s T20 World Cup will begin on June 12 with the opening match between hosts England and Sri Lanka in Birmingham while the final will be played on July 5 at Lord’s.

The tournament will feature teams from England, India, Australia, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, Scotland, South Africa, Sri Lanka and West Indies.