The eagerly awaited ODI World Cup 2023 schedule was revealed by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday, sending waves of excitement through cricket enthusiasts worldwide. Spanning a thrilling duration of 46 days, this prestigious tournament will showcase the talents of ten formidable teams competing in ten vibrant cities across India.
The grand spectacle will commence on October 5 in Ahmedabad, where the defending champions, England, will ignite the tournament by locking horns with the formidable New Zealand team in the much-anticipated opening match. The Narendra Modi Stadium, a colossal venue with a staggering seating capacity of 1,32,000, will play host to five captivating encounters, including the historic clash between arch-rivals India and Pakistan on October 15. The atmosphere at this venue promises to be electric, as fans from both nations eagerly anticipate this high-stakes showdown.
The ODI World Cup 2023 will captivate cricket enthusiasts across the nation, as matches unfold in ten dynamic host cities. From the bustling streets of Bangalore to the cultural melting pot of Delhi, from the serene landscapes of Dharamsala to the vibrant energy of Hyderabad, from the iconic cricket hub of Kolkata to the cultural capital of Lucknow, and from the glamour of Mumbai to the historic charm of Pune, each city will set the stage for cricketing brilliance.
All ten venues will have the honor of hosting five matches each, providing fans with an abundance of thrilling cricket action. However, Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium will hold three league games, creating a unique dynamic within the tournament. The stadium will witness two captivating encounters featuring Pakistan, a team known for their passionate supporters, and one match showcasing the flair of the New Zealand team.
As the ODI World Cup 2023 approaches, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await this incredible festival of cricket. With a blend of fierce rivalries, exceptional skills, and unforgettable moments, this tournament is destined to etch itself into the annals of cricket history.
In the league stage of the 2023 World Cup, Team India, led by Rohit Sharma, is scheduled to play nine matches. The campaign will kick off on October 8 in Chennai, where India will face Australia. Here are the revised schedules for various stadiums:
Hyderabad, Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium:
- 6th October – Pakistan vs Qualifier 1
- 9th October – New Zealand vs Qualifier 1
- 12th October – Pakistan vs Qualifier 2
Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium:
- 7th October – Bangladesh vs Afghanistan (Day Game)
- 10th October – England vs Bangladesh
- 16th October – South Africa vs Qualifier 1
- 22nd October – India vs New Zealand
- 29th October – Australia vs New Zealand (Day Game)
New Delhi, Arun Jaitley Stadium:
- 7th October – South Africa vs Qualifier 2
- 11th October – India vs Afghanistan
- 15th October – England vs Afghanistan
- 25th October – Australia vs Qualifier 1
- 6th November – Bangladesh vs Qualifier 2
Chennai, M.A. Chidambaram Stadium:
- 8th October – India vs Australia
- 14th October – New Zealand vs Bangladesh (Day Game)
- 18th October – New Zealand vs Afghanistan
- 23rd October – Pakistan vs Afghanistan
- 27th October – Pakistan vs South Africa
Lucknow, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium:
- 13th October – Australia vs South Africa
- 17th October – Australia vs Qualifier 2
- 21st October – Qualifier 1 vs Qualifier 2 (Day Game)
- 29th October – India vs England
- 3rd November – Qualifier 1 vs Afghanistan
Pune, Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium:
- 19th October – India vs Bangladesh
- 30th October – Afghanistan vs Qualifier 2
- 1st November – New Zealand vs South Africa
- 8th November – England vs Qualifier 1
- 12th November – Australia vs Bangladesh (Day Game)
Bengaluru, M. Chinnaswamy Stadium:
- 20th October – Australia vs Pakistan
- 26th October – England vs Qualifier 2
- 4th November – New Zealand vs Pakistan (Day Game)
- 9th November – New Zealand vs Qualifier 2
- 11th November – India vs Qualifier 1
Mumbai, Wankhede Stadium:
- 21st October – England vs South Africa
- 24th October – South Africa vs Bangladesh
- 2nd November – India vs Qualifier 2
- 7th November – Australia vs Afghanistan
- 15th November – Semifinal 1
Kolkata, Eden Gardens:
- 28th October – Qualifier 1 vs Bangladesh
- 31st October – Pakistan vs Bangladesh
- 5th November – India vs South Africa
- 12th November – England vs Pakistan
- 16th November – Semifinal 2
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