Match schedule announced for ICC Mens Cricket World Cup 2023

Match schedule announced for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023
After spending countless days and nights in anticipation, the 50-over World Cup to be hosted by India is just over three months away. And to whet cricket lovers’ appetites, the ICC on Tuesday finally released the schedule and venues where the extravaganza will take place from.

Pakistan and India will lock horns on October 15 – which also happens to be Babar Azam’s birthday – at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The cricket body has announced the schedule of the ODI World Cup 2023 schedule today which takes place in India starting this October.

The ODI World Cup 2023 will be played from October 5 to November 19.

The fixtures list in India has been released along with the 10 venues for the mega event that will span over 46 days.

The World Cup kicks off with a repeat of the 2019 Final as England take on New Zealand.

The league matches will be played in 10 different cities across India, and two more cities are likely to host the warm-up games before the main event.

Ahmedabad will host the final while the semi-finals will be played in Mumbai and Kolkata.

A total of 10 teams will participate in the showcase event, the first eight having already qualified through the Cricket World Cup Super League.

Besides the directly-qualified first eight, the final two spots will be determined at the end of the Qualifier tournament in Zimbabwe – which concludes on July 9.

Here is Pakistan's schedule for the ICC World Cup 2023:

October 6: Pakistan vs Qualifier 1 in Hyderabad

October 12: Pakistan vs Qualifier 2 in Hyderabad

October 15: Pakistan vs India in Ahmedabad

October 20: Pakistan vs Australia in Bengaluru

October 23: Pakistan vs Afghanistan in Chennai

October 27: Pakistan vs South Africa in Chennai

October 31: Pakistan vs Bangladesh in Kolkata

November 4: Pakistan vs New Zealand in Bengaluru

November 12: Pakistan vs England in Kolkata


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