From October 5 to November 19 there will be a tournament; the final will be in Ahmedabad and the semifinals will be in Mumbai and Kolkata on November 15 and 16.
The 2023 men's ODI World Cup will start on October 5 in Ahmedabad, and matches will be held across ten scenes, and finish in the last - additionally in Ahmedabad - on November 19. On November 15 and 16, the semi-finals will take place in Mumbai and Kolkata.
The 45 association matches and the three knockouts will be played in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Dharamsala, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai and Pune over a range of 46 days. The two semi-finals and the last will all have save days. There are multi day association matches in the competition, which will begin at 10:30 am IST. Any remaining matches will be day-night games beginning at 2:00 pm IST.
The ICC has affirmed that assuming India meet all requirements for the semi-finals, that game will be held in Mumbai, except if their resistance is Pakistan, in which case the game will be played in Kolkata.
The hotly anticipated, and much-deferred, World Cup plan was at long last delivered by the ICC and BCCI at an occasion in Mumbai on Tuesday, only 100 days before the beginning of the competition. In examination, the apparatuses for the 2019 World Cup in Britain and Ribs and the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand were delivered over a year ahead of time.
The configuration will be equivalent to it was in 2019, with ten groups playing each other once in the association stage and the main four fitting the bill for the semi-finals. India qualified for the occasion as hosts, while Afghanistan, Australia, Britain, Bangladesh, New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa made it by completing in the main eight of the 2020-2023 World Cup Super Association. The leftover two groups will be distinguished at the continuous World Cup qualifiers in Zimbabwe, which is being challenged by Sri Lanka, West Indies, Ireland, Nepal, Netherlands, Oman, Scotland, UAE, USA and Zimbabwe.
India to play at nine of the ten scenes in association stage, Pakistan in five
The 2023 World Cup starts with a rematch between the 2019 finalists - New Zealand taking on Britain - while has India open their mission against Australia on October 8 in Chennai.
India then, at that point, play Afghanistan in Delhi on October 11; Pakistan in Ahmedabad on October 15; Bangladesh in Pune on October 19; New Zealand in Dharamsala on October 22; Britain in Lucknow on October 29; a qualifier in Mumbai on November 2; South Africa in Kolkata on November 5; and one more qualifier in Bengaluru on November 11, which is the penultimate day of the association stage. India venture to every part of the most among the ten groups, playing at nine of the ten settings during the association stage.
While most different groups play their nine association matches across the greater part of the ten settings - Australia, for instance, are playing at eight scenes - Pakistan are playing in just five urban communities: Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata. The association stage closes on November 12, with Britain playing Pakistan in Kolkata and Australia taking on Bangladesh in Pune.
New Zealand plays three matches in the south of India after the competition's opening match against Britain: against a qualifier in Hyderabad on October 9, Bangladesh in Chennai on October 14, and Afghanistan in Chennai on October 18 - prior to going far north to play two matches in Dharamsala, against India on October 22 and Australia on October 28. Their last three association matches are against South Africa in Pune on November 1; Pakistan in Bengaluru on November 4; and the other qualifier in Bengaluru on November 9.
South Africa start their mission in the north of India, playing a qualifier in Delhi on October 8, and afterward play Australia in Lucknow on October 13, and the other qualifier in Dharamsala on October 17. They then, at that point, make a trip west to Mumbai to play Britain on October 21 and Bangladesh on October 24, after which they travel south to take on Pakistan in Chennai on October 27. Their last three association games are against New Zealand in Pune (western India) on November 1, against India in Kolkata (eastern India) on November 5, and against Afghanistan in Ahmedabad (western India) on November 10.
Bangladesh's Reality Cup begins with two games in Dharamsala - against Afghanistan on October 7 and Britain on October 10.Then, on October 14, they take on New Zealand in Bangalore, India on October 19, South Africa in Mumbai, and South Africa on October 24. On October 28, they head to Kolkata to take on a qualifier, and on October 31, they take on Pakistan.er. Their last two association games are against the other qualifier in Delhi on November 6, and against Australia in Pune on November 12.
At their third progressive World Cup, Afghanistan start against Bangladesh in Dharamsala on October 7, and remain on it north India to play India and Britain in Delhi on October 11 and 14, then, at that point, go south to play New Zealand and Pakistan in Chennai on October 18 and 23, preceding venturing out to Pune to play a qualifier on October 30. Their last three association games are against the other qualifier in Lucknow on November 3, Australia in Mumbai on November 7 and South Africa in Ahmedabad on November 10.
Before the competition starts, the groups will play warm-ups in Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram and Guwahati between September 29 and October 3.