Wherever you look, there are world-class players capable of producing moments that can define a tournament, and I can't wait to share those moments with the world," said Mithali Raj, former India captain.
The growth of the sport has drawn significant attention from former men's international captains as well.
"The passion surrounding women's cricket, and the breadth of talent across the world, has never been stronger," said Nasser Hussain, former England captain.
Hussain noted the tournament would serve as a development catalyst for future athletes worldwide.
"The players taking the field this summer will help shape the future of the game and inspire the next generation to follow in their footsteps," Hussain said.
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The tournament officially commences on Friday, June 12, with host nation England playing Sri Lanka at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
