ICC ODI World Cup 2023 : Full schedule of matches

 


The World cup 2023 is to start from 5th October with the match between the 2019 finalists , England and New Zealand  at Ahmedabad .  In the next couple of days teams like South Africa, Sri Lanka & Pakistan will start their campaigns while hosts India will start their campaign with the blockbuster match vs 5 times champion Australia at Chennai on Sunday October 8th.  India's much hyped clash with Pakistan is on October 14th . The final of this mega event will be held on 19th November 2023 at Ahmedabad.


As the cricket fraternity and fans are excited to see the start of the mega event which will be telecasted by star sports  , let us look at the World cup matches schedule as under 


DateFixtureVenueTime
October 5England vs New ZealandAhmedabad2:00 PM
October 6Pakistan vs Qualifier 1Hyderabad2:00 PM
October 7Bangladesh vs AfghanistanDharamsala10:30 AM
October 7South Africa vs Qualifier 2Delhi2:00 PM
October 8India vs AustraliaChennai2:00 PM
October 9New Zealand vs Qualifier 1Hyderabad2:00 PM
October 10England vs BangladeshDharamsala10:30 AM
October 10Pakistan vs Sri LankaHyderabad2:00 PM
October 11India vs AfghanistanDelhi2:00 PM
October 12Pakistan vs Qualifier 2Hyderabad2:00 PM
October 12Australia vs South AfricaLucknow2:00 PM
October 13New Zealand vs BangladeshChennai2:00 PM
October 14India vs PakistanAhmedabad2:00 PM
October 15England vs AfghanistanDelhi2.00 PM
October 16Australia vs Qualifier 2Lucknow2:00 PM
October 17South Africa vs Qualifier 1Dharamsala2:00 PM
October 18New Zealand vs AfghanistanChennai2:00 PM
October 19India vs BangladeshPune2:00 PM
October 20Australia vs PakistanBengaluru2:00 PM
October 21England vs South AfricaMumbai10:30 AM
October 21Qualifier 1 vs Qualifier 2Lucknow2:00 PM
October 22India vs New ZealandDharamsala2:00 PM
October 23Pakistan vs AfghanistanChennai2:00 PM
October 24South Africa vs BangladeshMumbai2:00 PM
October 25Australia vs Qualifier 1Delhi2:00 PM
October 26England vs Qualifier 2Bengaluru2:00 PM
October 27Pakistan vs South AfricaChennai2:00 PM
October 28Qualifier 1 vs BangladeshKolkata10:30 AM
October 28Australia vs New ZealandDharamsala2:00 PM
October 29India vs EnglandLucknow2:00 PM
October 30Afghanistan vs Qualifier 2Pune2:00 PM
October 31Pakistan vs BangladeshKolkata2:00 PM
November 1New Zealand vs South AfricaPune2:00 PM
November 2India vs Qualifier 2Mumbai2:00 PM
November 3Qualifier 1 vs AfghanistanLucknow2:00 PM
November 4England vs AustraliaAhmedabad10:30 AM
November 4New Zealand vs PakistanBengaluru2:00 PM
November 5India vs South AfricaKolkata2:00 PM
November 6Bangladesh vs Qualifier 2Delhi2:00 PM
November 7Australia vs AfghanistanMumbai2:00 PM
November 8England vs Qualifier 1Pune2:00 PM
November 9New Zealand vs Qualifier 2Bengaluru2:00 PM
November 10South Africa vs AfghanistanAhmedabad2:00 PM
November 11India vs Qualifier 1Bengaluru2:00 PM
November 11Australia vs BangladeshPune2:00 PM
November 12England vs PakistanKolkata10:30 AM
November 12India v NetherlandsBengaluru2:00 PM
November 15Semifinal 1Mumbai2:00 PM
November 16Semifinal 2Kolkata2:00 PM
November 19FinalAhmedabad2:00 PM

 







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