The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the fixtures for the highly-anticipated Cricket World Cup 2023 in India. The tournament will commence on 5 October with a repeat of the World Cup 2019 final as England takes on New Zealand in Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
The tournament will heat up as arch-rivals Pakistan and India go head-to-head against each other in Ahmedabad on 15 October. Pakistan’s first match of the tournament will be on 6 October as they take on Qualifier 1 in Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad.
Pakistan will face off against Afghanistan on 12 October in Chennai, in what promises to be a blockbuster clash between the neighbors. The Men in Green’s final group game will be against England on 12 November in Kolkata.
The group stages will end on 12 November with Australia taking on Bangladesh in Pune.
The semi-finals will be played 15 and 16 November in Mumbai and Kolkata respectively, while the final of the mega-event will take place on 19 November in Ahmedabad.
Here’s the complete schedule:
| Fixture | Date | Venue |
| England vs New Zealand | 5 October | Ahmedabad |
| Pakistan vs Q1 | 6 October | Hyderabad |
| Bangladesh vs Afghanistan | 7 October | Dharamsala |
| South Africa vs Qualifier 2 | 7 October | Delhi |
| India vs Australia | 8 October | Chennai |
| New Zealand vs Q1 | 9 October | Hyderabad |
| England vs Bangladesh | 10 October | Dharamsala |
| India vs Afghanistan | 11 October | Delhi |
| Pakistan vs Q2 | 12 October | Hyderabad |
| Australia vs South Africa | 13 October | Lucknow |
| England vs Afghanistan | 14 October | Delhi |
| New Zealand vs Bangladesh | 14 October | Chennai |
| Pakistan vs India | 15 October | Ahmedabad |
| Australia vs Q2 | 16 October | Lucknow |
| South Africa vs Q1 | 17 October | Dharamsala |
| New Zealand vs Afghanistan | 18 October | Chennai |
| India vs Bangladesh | 19 October | Pune |
| Pakistan vs Australia | 20 October | Bengaluru |
| England vs South Africa | 21 October | Mumbai |
| Q1 vs Q2 | 21 October | Lucknow |
| India vs New Zealand | 22 October | Dharamsala |
| Pakistan vs Afghanistan | 23 October | Chennai |
| South Africa vs Bangladesh | 24 October | Mumbai |
| Australia vs Q1 | 25 October | Delhi |
| England vs Q2 | 26 October | Bengaluru |
| Pakistan vs South Africa | 27 October | Chennai |
| Q1 vs Bangladesh | 28 October | Kolkata |
| Australia vs New Zealand | 28 October | Dharamsala |
| India vs England | 29 October | Lucknow |
| Afghanistan vs Q2 | 30 October | Pune |
| Pakistan vs Bangladesh | 31 October | Kolkata |
| New Zealand vs South Africa | 1 November | Pune |
| India vs Q2 | 2 November | Mumbai |
| Q1 vs Afghanistan | 3 November | Lucknow |
| England vs Australia | 4 November | Ahmedabad |
| Pakistan vs New Zealand | 4 November | Bengaluru |
| India vs South Africa | 5 November | Kolkata |
| Bangladesh vs Q2 | 6 November | Delhi |
| Australia vs Afghanistan | 7 November | Mumbai |
| England vs Q1 | 8 November | Pune |
| New Zealand vs Q2 | 9 November | Bengaluru |
| South Africa vs Afghanistan | 10 November | Ahmedabad |
| India vs Q1 | 11 November | Bengaluru |
| Pakistan vs England | 12 November | Kolkata |
| Australia vs Bangladesh | 12 November | Pune |
| Semi-Final 1 | 15 November | Mumbai |
| Semi-Final 2 | 16 November | Kolkata |
| Final | 19 November | Ahmedabad |
Cricket fever Pakistani nation will be waisting their time on for months, before, during and after.
Education, technology, new trends in Agriculture, manufacturing, biotechnology and so on… this nation has least interest in.