The ICC has announced the fixtures of the upcoming Men’s World Cup scheduled to be held in India from October 5 to November 15.
The first match will take place between England and New Zealand at Ahmedabad. The teams that have directly qualified for the marquee event are New Zealand, England, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Australia, Afghanistan and South Africa respectively.
India will be hosting the World Cup for the fourth time.
| Date | Team 1 | Team 2 | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 5 | England | New Zealand | Ahmedabad | New Zealand won by 9 wickets |
| October 6 | Pakistan | Netherlands | Hyderabad | Pakistan won by 81 runs |
| October 7 | Bangladesh | Afghanistan | Dharamsala | Bangladesh won by 6 wickets |
| October 7 | South Africa | Sri Lanka | Delhi | South Africa won by 102 runs |
| October 8 | India | Australia | Chennai | India won by 6 wickets |
| October 9 | New Zealand | Netherlands | Hyderabad | New Zealand won by 99 runs |
| October 10 | England | Bangladesh | Dharamsala | England won by 137 runs |
| October 10 | Pakistan | Sri Lanka | Hyderabad | Pakistan won by 6 wickets |
| October 11 | India | Afghanistan | Delhi | India won by 8 wickets |
| October 12 | Australia | South Africa | Lucknow | South Africa won by 134 runs |
| October 13 | New Zealand | Bangladesh | Chennai | New Zealand won by 8 wickets |
| October 14 | India | Pakistan | Ahmedabad | India won by 7 wickets |
| October 15 | England | Afghanistan | Delhi | Afghanistan won by 69 runs |
| October 16 | Australia | Sri Lanka | Lucknow | Australia won by 5 wickets |
| October 17 | South Africa | Netherlands | Dharamsala | Netherlands won by 38 runs |
| October 18 | New Zealand | Afghanistan | Chennai | New Zealand won by 149 runs |
| October 19 | India | Bangladesh | Pune | India won by 7 wickets |
| October 20 | Australia | Pakistan | Bengaluru | Australia won by 62 runs |
| October 21 | England | South Africa | Mumbai | South Africa won by 229 runs |
| October 21 | Netherlands | Sri Lanka | Lucknow | Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets |
| October 22 | India | New Zealand | Dharamsala | India won by 4 wickets |
| October 23 | Pakistan | Afghanistan | Chennai | Afghanistan won by 8 wickets |
| October 24 | South Africa | Bangladesh | Mumbai | South Africa won by 149 runs |
| October 25 | Australia | Netherlands | Delhi | Australia won by 309 runs |
| October 26 | England | Sri Lanka | Bengaluru | Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets |
| October 27 | Pakistan | South Africa | Chennai | South Africa won by 1 wicket |
| October 28 | Netherlands | Bangladesh | Kolkata | Netherlands won by 87 runs |
| October 28 | Australia | New Zealand | Dharamsala | Australia won by 5 runs |
| October 29 | India | England | Lucknow | India won by 100 runs |
| October 30 | Afghanistan | Sri Lanka | Pune | Afghanistan won by 7 wickets |
| October 31 | Pakistan | Bangladesh | Kolkata | Pakistan won by 7 wickets |
| November 1 | New Zealand | South Africa | Pune | South Africa won by 190 runs |
| November 2 | India | Sri Lanka | Mumbai | India won by 302 runs |
| November 3 | Netherlands | Afghanistan | Lucknow | Afghanistan won by 7 wickets |
| November 4 | England | Australia | Ahmedabad | Australia won by 33 runs |
| November 4 | New Zealand | Pakistan | Bengaluru | Pakistan won by 21 runs ( DLS Method) |
| November 5 | India | South Africa | Kolkata | India won by 243 runs |
| November 6 | Bangladesh | Sri Lanka | Delhi | Bangladesh won by 3 wickets |
| November 7 | Australia | Afghanistan | Mumbai | Australia won by 3 wickets |
| November 8 | England | Netherlands | Pune | England won by 160 runs |
| November 9 | New Zealand | Sri Lanka | Bengaluru | New Zealand won by 5 wickets |
| November 10 | South Africa | Afghanistan | Ahmedabad | South Africa won by 5 wickets |
| November 11 | England | Pakistan | Kolkata | England won by 93 runs |
| November 11 | Australia | Bangladesh | Pune | Australia won by 8 wickets |
| November 12 | India | Netherlands | Bengaluru | India won by 160 runs |
| November 15 | (Semi Final 1) India | New Zealand | Mumbai | India won by 70 runs |
| November 16 | (Semi Final 2) South Africa) | Australia | Kolkata | Australia won by 3 wickets |
| November 19 | Final ( India) | Australia | Ahmedabad | Australia won by 6 wickets |
Revised World Cup 2023 Fixtures ( All the timings as per IST)
Thursday, October 5: England v New Zealand, Ahmedabad, 2 pm, New Zealand won by 9 wickets
Friday, October 6: Pakistan v Netherlands (Hyderabad), 2 pm, Pakistan won by 81 runs
Saturday, October 7: Bangladesh v Afghanistan (Dharamsala), 10:30 am, Bangladesh won by 6 wickets
Saturday, October 7: South Africa v Sri Lanka (Delhi), 2 pm, South Africa won by 102 runs
Sunday, October 8: India v Australia (Chennai), 2 pm, India won by 6 wickets
Monday, October 9: New Zealand v Netherlands (Hyderabad), 2 pm, New Zealand won by 99 runs
Tuesday, October 10: England v Bangladesh (Dharamsala), 10:30 am, England won by 137 runs
Tuesday, October 10: Pakistan v Sri Lanka (Hyderabad), 2 pm, Pakistan won by 6 wickets
Wednesday, October 11: India v Afghanistan (Delhi), 2 pm, India won by 8 wickets
Thursday, October 12: Australia v South Africa (Lucknow), 2 pm, South Africa won by 134 runs
Friday, October 13: New Zealand v Bangladesh (Chennai), 2 pm, New Zealand won by 8 wickets
Saturday, October 14: India v Pakistan (Ahmedabad), 2 pm, India won by 7 wickets
Sunday, October 15: England v Afghanistan (Delhi), 2 pm, Afghanistan won by 69 runs
Monday, October 16: Australia v Sri Lanka (Lucknow), 2 pm, Australia won by 5 wickets
Tuesday, October 17: South Africa v Netherlands (Dharamsala), 2 pm, Netherlands won by 38 runs
Wednesday, October 18: New Zealand v Afghanistan (Chennai), 2 pm, New Zealand won by 149 runs
Thursday, October 19: India v Bangladesh (Pune), 2 pm, India won by 7 wickets
Friday, October 20: Australia v Pakistan (Bengaluru), 2 pm, Australia won by 62 runs
Saturday, October 21: England v South Africa (Mumbai), 2 pm, South Africa won by 229 runs
Saturday, October 21: Netherlands v Sri Lanka (Lucknow), 10:30 am, Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets
Sunday, October 22: India v New Zealand (Dharamsala), 2 pm, India won by 4 wickets
Monday, October 23: Pakistan v Afghanistan (Chennai), 2 pm, Afghanistan won by 8 wickets
Tuesday, October 24: South Africa v Bangladesh (Mumbai), 2 pm, South Africa won by 149 runs
Wednesday, October 25: Australia v Netherlands (Delhi), 2 pm, Australia won by 309 runs
Thursday, October 26: England v Sri Lanka (Bengaluru), 2 pm, Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
Friday, October 27: Pakistan v South Africa (Chennai), 2 pm, South Africa won by 1 wicket
Saturday, October 28: Netherlands v Bangladesh (Kolkata), 2 pm, Netherlands won by 87 runs
Saturday, October 28: Australia v New Zealand (Dharamsala), 10:30 am, Australia won by 5 runs
Sunday, October 29: India v England (Lucknow), 2 pm, India won by 100 runs
Monday, October 30: Afghanistan v Sri Lanka (Pune), 2 pm, Afghanistan won by 7 wickets
Tuesday, October 31: Pakistan v Bangladesh (Kolkata), 2 pm, Pakistan won by 7 wickets
Wednesday, November 1: New Zealand v South Africa (Pune), 2 pm, South Africa won by 190 runs
Thursday, November 2: India v Sri Lanka (Mumbai), 2 pm, India won by 302 runs
Friday, November 3: Netherlands v Afghanistan (Lucknow), 2 pm, Afghanistan won by 7 wickets
Saturday, November 4: England v Australia (Ahmedabad), 2 pm, Australia won by 33 runs
Saturday, November 4: New Zealand v Pakistan (Bengaluru), 10:30 am, Pakistan won by 21 runs (DLS method)
Sunday, November 5: India v South Africa (Kolkata), 2 pm, India won by 243 runs
Monday, November 6: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (Delhi), 2 pm, Bangladesh won by 3 wickets
Tuesday, November 7: Australia v Afghanistan (Mumbai), 2 pm, Australia won by 3 wickets
Wednesday, November 8: England v Netherlands (Pune), 2 pm, England won by 160 runs
Thursday, November 9: New Zealand v Sri Lanka (Bengaluru), 2 pm, New Zealand won by 5 wickets
Friday, November 10: South Africa v Afghanistan (Ahmedabad), 2 pm, South Africa won by 5 wickets
Saturday, November 11: England v Pakistan (Kolkata), 2 pm, England won by 93 runs
Saturday, November 11: Australia v Bangladesh (Pune), 10:30 am, Australia won by 8 wickets
Sunday, November 12: India v Netherlands (Bengaluru), 2 pm, India won by 160 runs
Wednesday, November 15: Semi-final 1, India vs New Zealand (Mumbai), 2 pm, India won by 70 runs
Thursday, November 16: Semi-final 2, Australia vs South Africa (Kolkata), 2 pm, Australia won by 3 wickets
Sunday, November 19: Final, India vs Australia (Ahmedabad), 2 pm, Australia won by 6 wickets