ICC introduces social media moderation tool at Women's T20 World Cup to combat toxic content and create safer online environment.

This AI-powered tool, in collaboration with GoBubble, monitors toxic content like hate speech and harassment.

At the Women's T20 World Cup, the International Cricket Council has come up with a first-of-its-kind initiative to protect players from toxic online content. As many as 60 players have already signed up for the tool, which will monitor and moderate comments on social media platforms.

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 officially kicked off in style on Wednesday with the Captains’ Day at the Dubai International Stadium, bringing together all 10 team captains on the eve of the ninth...

'The Decision Review System (DRS) will also be available at all matches, with a Hawk-eye Smart Replay system in place that enables the TV umpire to instantly review synchronized multi-angle footage for accurate decision-making,' the ICC media release said.

The curtain raiser of the tournament will be played between the official hosts Bangladesh and Scotland at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium. Pakistan will take on their Asian rivals Sri Lanka in the second match of the day.

The Women in Blue won both their warm-up matches. They defeated the West Indies by 20 runs in their first warm-up match and beat South Africa by 28 runs to maintain a clean sheet. The Harmanpreet-led side is a part of Group A.

Several players have lauded the move made by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as it is expected to create a 'safer, kinder and healthier online community for the sport'. The ICC Women's T20 World Cup will get underway with the clash between Bangladesh and Scotland.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday unveiled a social media moderation programme aimed at fostering a healthier, more supportive online community for players, teams, and fans alike,...