ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule.
ODI Cricket World Cup Schedule: ICC has released the final schedule for the Cricket World Cup 2023. The ODI World Cup will be played from 5 October to 19 November. The first match of the World Cup will be played between England and New Zealand. The Indian Cricket Team will play its first match against Australia. At the same time, the high voltage match between India and Pakistan will be played on 15 October.
India-Pak will clash at Narendra Modi Stadium
The Cricket World Cup match between India and Pakistan will be played on October 15 at Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium, the world’s largest cricket stadium, from 2:00 PM. There are still 110 days left in the match between India and Pakistan. In the history of Cricket World Cup, the Pakistan team has not been able to beat India till date.
India matches in Cricket World Cup
IND vs AUS: 8 October, Chennai
IND vs AFG: 11 October, Delhi
IND vs PAK: 15 October, Ahmedabad
IND vs BAN: 19 October, Pune
IND vs NZ: 22 October, Dharamsala
IND vs ENG: 29 October, Lucknow
IND vs QF2: 2 November, Mumbai
IND vs SA: 5 November, Kolkata
IND vs QF1: 11 November, Bengaluru
pakistan matches in icc world cup 2023
6 October: Pakistan vs Qualifier 1 Hyderabad
October 12: Pakistan vs Qualifier 2, Hyderabad
15 October: Pakistan v India, Ahmedabad
October 20: Pakistan v Australia in Bengaluru
October 23: Pakistan vs Afghanistan in Chennai
October 27: Pakistan v South Africa in Chennai
31 October: Pakistan v Bangladesh, Kolkata
November 4: Pakistan v New Zealand in Bengaluru
12 November: Pakistan v England, Kolkata.
matches will be played here
A total of ten venues have been set for matches in the World Cup. These include cricket stadiums in Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Dharamshala, Delhi, Chennai, Lucknow, Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Kolkata. At the same time, Hyderabad will host the cricket stadiums of Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram from September 29 to October 3 for the practice matches for the Cricket World Cup.
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