ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule | Teams

Cricket World Cup 2023

Upcoming Cricket World Cup The 13th edition will take place in 2023, with all matches taking place in India. Every fan waits four years to watch the world’s cricketing nations compete for the trophy, a single trophy. The competition is scheduled to return to the county in 2023, where cricket is more than just a game. India will host the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup. The 50 over format will be used for this world cup. Since they previously served as joint hosts, this will be the nation’s first time hosting the cup solely. Ten countries will compete for the trophy in this tournament.

The top 8 cricket teams would receive automatic entry into the cup, while the remaining 2 teams would be chosen through a qualification process. This would imply that not every nation that plays in tests might participate in his competition. The nation previously hosted this competition in 2011, and they came out on top, becoming the first team to win the cup as hosts.

England is the current defending champion.

In England, the tournament debuted in 1975. India will be hosting the event for the fourth time, and it will be the first time as the sole host. The tournament was co-hosted by them in 1987, 1996, and 2011.

Having won the trophy on home soil in 2019 after defeating New Zealand in a thrilling final at Lord’s, England enters the tournament as the defending champions.

Australia has won the title five times, making them the most successful team in the competition’s history.

Format of ICC World Cup

The format is similar to the One Day Internationals. There will be a round-robin stage before the knockout rounds, similar to the 2019 tournament in England and Wales.

The round-robin stage will feature a single competition between each of the 10 teams. Every match results in two points going to the winning team, while a tie will give each one point.

To advance to the semifinals, teams must finish among the top four after the round-robin stage. The two subsequent semi-finalists’ winners will compete in the final, where the winner will be crowned.

Cricket World Cup Winners

Edition	ICC World Cup	Starting Date	Final Date	Winner Team	Runner-up Team
13th	2023 ODI World Cup	October	26-11-2023	TBD	TBD
12th	2019 Cricket World Cup	30-05-2019	14-07-2019	England	New Zealand
11th	2015 Cricket World Cup	14-02-2015	29-03-2015	Australia	New Zealand
10th	2011 Cricket World Cup	19-02-2011	02-04-2011	India	Sri Lanka
9th	2007 Cricket World Cup	13-03-2007	28-04-2007	Australia	Sri Lanka
8th	2003 Cricket World Cup	09-02-2003	23-03-2003	Australia	India
7th	1999 Cricket World Cup	14-05-1999	20-06-1999	Australia	Pakistan
6th	1996 Cricket World Cup	14-02-1996	17-03-1996	Sri Lanka	Australia
5th	1992 Cricket World Cup	22-02-1992	25-03-1992	Pakistan	England
4th	1987 Cricket World Cup	08-10-1987	08-11-1987	Australia	England
3rd	1983 5050 World Cup	09-06-1983	25-06-1983	India	West Indies
2nd	1979 Cricket WC	09-06-1979	23-06-1979	West Indies	England
1st	1975 CWC	07-06-1975	21-06-1975	West Indies	Australia

Cricket World Cup Stats

Australia has a record five World Cup victories and one second-place finish, in 1996. (Team with the most championships)

West Indies has finished second once and has won the title twice, both times in their early years.

India has twice won the cup, in 1983 and 2011. India finished second in 2003 as well.

England, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan have all won the cricket world championship.

Cricket World Cup 2023 Venue

2023 ODI World Cup will be held in India. These are the 8 potential venues for the CWC 2023. the stadium of of Click the stadium on the.

#	Stadium	Capacity	City
1	MA Chidambaram Stadium	50000	Chennai
2	Narendra Modi Stadium	132000	Ahmedabad
3	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium	45000	Nagpur
4	Arun Jaitley Stadium	41842	Delhi
5	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium	40000	Bangalore
6	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium	27000	Mohali
7	Wankhede Stadium	33500	Mumbai
8	Eden Gardens	68000	Kolkata

Cricket World Cup 2023 Team List

Total 107 teams are now qualified for main round of CWC, and which are:

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
England
India
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka

Squad for Cricket World Cup 2023

India Team Squad

Rohit Sharma	Mohammed Shami	Ravindra Jadeja	Virat Kohli
Ravichandran Ashwin	Suryakumar Yadav	Jasprit Bumrah	KL Rahul
Shardul Thakur	Kuldeep Yadav	Shreyas Iyer	Hardik Pandya
Ishan Kishan	Shubman Gill	Mohammed Siraj

Pakistan Team Squad

Mohammad Rizwan	Babar Azam	Agha Salman	Iftikhar Ahmed
Usama Mir	Hasan Ali	Mohammad Nawaz	Shaheen Afridi
Imam-ul-Haq	Shadab Khan	Haris Rauf	Fakhar Zaman
Abdullah Shafique	Saud Shakeel	Mohammad Wasim Jr

Sri Lanka Team Squad

Kusal Janith Perera	Dimuth Karunaratne	Dhananjaya de Silva	Dasun Shanaka
Kusal Mendis	Kasun Rajitha	Pathum Nissanka	Lahiru Kumara
Sadeera Samarawickrama	Charith Asalanka	Maheesh Theekshana	Matheesha Pathirana
Dilshan Madushanka	Dunith Wellalage	Dushan Hemantha

South Africa Team Squad

Quinton de Kock	David Miller	Rassie van der Dussen	Temba Bavuma
Keshav Maharaj	Reeza Hendricks	Gerald Coetzee	Tabraiz Shamsi
Kagiso Rabada	Sisanda Magala	Heinrich Klaasen	Lungi Ngidi
Aiden Markram	Anrich Nortje	Marco Jansen

Australia Team Squad

David Warner	Steve Smith	Mitchell Starc	Glenn Maxwell
Ashton Agar	Mitchell Marsh	Pat Cummins	Josh Hazlewood
Adam Zampa	Marcus Stoinis	Sean Abbott	Travis Head
Alex Carey	Josh Inglis	Cameron Green

Afghanistan Team Squad

Najibullah Zadran	Mohammad Nabi	Hashmatullah Shahidi	Rahmat Shah
Rashid Khan	Naveen-ul-Haq	Mujeeb Ur Rahman	Rahmanullah Gurbaz
Azmatullah Omarzai	Ikram Alikhil	Ibrahim Zadran	Riaz Hussan
Noor Ahmad	Abdul Rahman	Fazalhaq Farooqi

Bangladesh Team Squad

Mushfiqur Rahim	Shakib Al Hasan	Taskin Ahmed	Mustafizur Rahman
Litton Das	Nasum Ahmed	Hasan Mahmud	Mahedi Hasan
Mehidy Hasan Miraz	Najmul Hossain Shanto	Tanzid Hasan	Towhid Hridoy
Shoriful Islam	Tanzim Hasan

England Team Squad

Joe Root	Jos Buttler	Chris Woakes	Jonny Bairstow
Adil Rashid	Ben Stokes	Moeen Ali	Dawid Malan
Jason Roy	Mark Wood	Reece Topley	David Willey
Liam Livingstone	Sam Curran	Gus Atkinson

New Zealand Team Squad

Kane Williamson	Tim Southee	Trent Boult	Tom Latham
Jimmy Neesham	Ish Sodhi	Matt Henry	Will Young
Daryl Mitchell	Lockie Ferguson	Mark Chapman	Mitchell Santner
Glenn Phillips	Devon Conway	Rachin Ravindra

Netherlands Team Squad

Roelof van der Merwe	Paul van Meekeren	Wesley Barresi	Colin Ackermann
Sybrand Engelbrecht	Teja Nidamanuru	Shariz Ahmad	Logan van Beek
Max O’Dowd	Vikramjit Singh	Bas de Leede	Scott Edwards
Saqib Zulfiqar	Aryan Dutt	Ryan Klein

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Where to Watch the Live Coverage of ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 on TV Channels and Streaming Services:

Full Details: ICC World Cup 2023 Livestreaming & Broadcasting Details

Pakistan:

PTV Sports holds the broadcasting rights for the tournament in Pakistan, and viewers can also catch the matches on TEN Sports.

Bangladesh:

Gazi TV (GTV) will broadcast the ICC Cricket World Cup in Bangladesh, and fans can access live streaming options as well.

India:

The ICC Cricket World Cup matches will be aired on Star Sports India in India, and viewers can also enjoy live streaming on the Disney+ Hotstar platform.

United Kingdom (UK):

TNT Sport 1 will provide live coverage of the competition for viewers in the United Kingdom. The TNT Sports app will also offer a live stream of the matches.

Australia:

Fox Sports will broadcast the tournament in Australia, and live streaming will be accessible through the FOXTel app.

New Zealand:

Sky Sports has secured the broadcasting rights for the Asia Cup in New Zealand.

South Africa:

The SuperSport network will air the competition in South Africa.

USA & Canada:

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These TV channels and streaming platforms will ensure that cricket enthusiasts from various countries can enjoy the thrilling action of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.