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Shreya Ghoshal is all set to light up Women's World Cup 2025 opening ceremony in Guwahati, Assam. The inaugural match of the tournament will take place between India and Sri Lanka on September 30, 2025. The ICC has announced a musical performance for the opening day of a tournament, with the artist also recording the official anthem titled "Bring It Home". However, the specific tournament and musical sensation's name are not mentioned in the announcement.

ICC wrote on X, "Exciting news India’s musical pride @shreyaghoshal will get Guwahati grooving at the @cricketworldcup Grand Opening Ceremony ahead of the tournament opener between @BCCI and @OfficialSLC on September 30."

Shreya Ghoshal's performance will be complemented by thematic visuals and dynamic on-ground activations. Her show is expected to set a vibrant and energetic tone for the month-long celebration of women’s cricket. This edition of the World Cup is particularly significant as it marks the tournament’s return to India after a gap of 12 years, bringing together eight elite teams from across the globe who will compete fiercely for the coveted championship.

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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025

The ICC announced on Thursday that the upcoming Women’s World Cup opening ceremony will take place in Guwahati, ahead of the tournament opener between India and Sri Lanka on September 30.

This year’s edition is set to break new ground in terms of accessibility, with record-low ticket prices for any ICC global event. In the first phase, tickets for all league matches in India are priced at just Rs 100 (approximately USD 1.14), making it easier for fans to attend and support the teams.

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The fan-friendly pricing strategy is aimed at ensuring packed stadiums and creating a lively, enthusiastic atmosphere, reflecting the growing stature and global appeal of women’s cricket.