The 10th edition of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup will kick-off in Mumbai tomorrow. Eight teams have been divided into two groups, with India given a place in Group-A, alongside defending champions England, Sri Lanka and the West Indies. On the other hand, Group-B features Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan and South Africa.The first match of the competition will be played in Mumbai tomorrow, between hosts India and the West Indies. The last edition of this World Cup was played in Australia in 2009, in which England finished as champions. This is the third time India is hosting this 50-over aside Women's Cricket World Cup.