ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Updated Schedule and Fixture: The cricket festival is just around the corner. Sri Lanka and the Netherlands have booked their flights to India after successfully concurring the ICC ODI World Cup Qualifiers 2023. The updated schedule for the marquee event in India is now out.
Sri Lanka and the Netherlands Qualified For The World Cup 2023
Sri Lanka and the Netherlands were the last two teams to make it through to the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 in India. Sri Lanka defeated the Netherlands in the Qualifier final in Harare and will open their World Cup campaign against South Africa at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on 7th October. Sri Lanka’s campaign will end with a game against New Zealand in Bengaluru on 9 November.
On the other hand, the Netherlands finished runner-up in the Qualifier in Zimbabwe. They will open their campaign in ODI World Cup 2023 against Pakistan on 6th October in Hyderabad. Scott Edwards’ side will finish off their Group Stage campaign against tournament hosts India at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on 11th November.
The tournament will kickstart with a thrilling clash between the defending champions England and New Zealand on 5 October at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The final Group Stage match of the ODI World Cup 2023 will see England clash against Pakistan at the iconic Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata.
There will be a total of 10 venues – Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Dharamsala, Delhi, Chennai, Lucknow, Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Kolkata. In addition to Hyderabad, Guwahati, and Thiruvananthapuram will host the warm-up matches before ODI World Cup 2023 from 29 September to 3 October.
Updated ODI World Cup 2023 Fixtures:
Oct 5 — ENG vs NZ — Ahmedabad
Oct 6 — PAK vs Netherlands — Hyderabad
Oct 7 — BAN vs AFG — Dharmshala
Oct 7 — SA vs Sri Lanka — Delhi
Oct 8 — IND vs AUS — Chennai
Oct 9 — NZ vs Netherlands — Hyderabad
Oct 10 — ENG vs BAN — Dharmshala
Oct 11 — IND vs AFG — Delhi
Oct 12 — PAK vs Sri Lanka — Hyderabad
Oct 13 — AUS vs SA — Lucknow
Oct 14 — ENG vs AFG — Delhi
Oct 14 — NZ vs BAN — Chennai
Oct 15 — IND vs PAK — Ahmedabad
Oct 16 — AUS vs Sri Lanka — Lucknow
Oct 17 — SA vs Netherlands — Dharmshala
Oct 18 — NZ vs AFG — Chennai
Oct 19 — IND vs BAN — Pune
Oct 20 — AUS vs PAK — Bengaluru
Oct 21 — ENG vs SA — Mumbai
Oct 21 — Netherlands vs Sri Lanka — Lucknow
Oct 22 — IND vs NZ — Dharmshala
Oct 23 — PAK vs AFG — Chennai
Oct 24 — SA vs BAN — Mumbai
Oct 25 — AUS vs Netherlands — Delhi
Oct 26 — ENG vs Sri Lanka — Bengaluru
Oct 27 — PAK vs SA — Chennai
Oct 28 — Netherlands vs BAN — Kolkata
Oct 28 — AUS vs NZ — Dharmshala
Oct 29 — IND vs ENG — Lucknow
Oct 30 — AFG vs Sri Lanka — Pune
Oct 31 — PAK vs Bangladesh — Kolkata
Nov 1 — NZ vs SA — Pune
Nov 2 — IND vs Sri Lanka — Mumbai
Nov 3 — Netherlands vs AFG — Lucknow
Nov 4 — ENG vs AUS — Ahmedabad
Nov 4 — NZ vs PAK — Bengaluru
Nov 5 — IND vs SA — Kolkata
Nov 6 — BAN vs Sri Lanka — Delhi
Nov 7 — AUS vs AFG — Mumbai
Nov 8 — ENG vs Netherlands — Pune
Nov 9 — NZ vs Sri Lanka — Bengaluru
Nov 10 — SA vs AFG — Ahmedabad
Nov 11 — IND vs Netherlands — Bengaluru
Nov 12 — ENG vs PAK — Kolkata
Nov 12 — AUS vs BAN — Pune
Nov 15 — Semi Final 1 — Mumbai
Nov 16 — Semi Final 2 — Kolkata
Nov 19 — Final — Ahmedabad
