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The International Cricket Council on Monday (November 4) confirmed the fixture of ICC Men's T20 World Cup, slated to be held in Australia in 2020. The showpiece event will take place from October 8 to November 15.

The competition will feature several qualifying matches before Australia kicks off the Super 12 group stages on 24 October against the current No.1 side Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The tournament will have an initial two groups (A and B) which will be spearheaded by Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Papua New Guinea, Ireland, and Oman will join Sri Lanka in Group A while Netherlands, Namibia, and Scotland will join Bangladesh in Group B. The top two sides from both the group will qualify for the Super 12 stage.

In the Super 12 round, top team of Group A and the second-placed team of Group B will join Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, and West Indies in Group 1, while the top team in Group B and the second-placed team from Group A will head into Group 2 to join India, England, South Africa, and Afghanistan.

 

 

Here’s the full fixture of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup:

FIRST ROUND

October 18: Sri Lanka vs Qualifier A3, Kardinia Park, South Geelong

October 18: Qualifier A2 vs Qualifier A4, Kardinia Park, South Geelong

October 19: Bangladesh vs Qualifier B3, Bellerive Oval, Tasmania

October 19: Qualifier B2 vs Qualifier B4, Bellerive Oval, Tasmania

October 20: Qualifier A3 vs Qualifier A4, Kardinia Park, South Geelong

October 20: Sri Lanka vs Qualifier A2, Kardinia Park, South Geelong

October 21: Qualifier B3 vs Qualifier B4, Bellerive Oval, Tasmania

October 21: Bangladesh vs Qualifier B2, Bellerive Oval, Tasmania

October 22: Qualifier A2 vs Qualifier A3, Kardinia Park, South Geelong

October 22: Sri Lanka vs Qualifier A4, Kardinia Park, South Geelong

October 23: Qualifier B2 vs Qualifier B3, Bellerive Oval, Tasmania

October 23: Bangladesh vs Qualifier B4, Bellerive Oval, Tasmania

SUPER 12s

October 24: Australia vs Pakistan, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

October 24: India vs South Africa, Perth Stadium, Perth

October 25: A1 vs B2, Blundstone Arena, Hobart

October 25: New Zealand vs Windies, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

October 26: Afghanistan vs A2, Perth Stadium, Perth

October 26: England vs B1, Perth Stadium, Perth

October 27: New Zealand vs B2, Blundstone Arena, Hobart

October 28: Afghanistan vs B1, Perth Stadium, Perth

October 28: Australia vs Windies, Perth Stadium, Perth

October 29: Pakistan vs A1, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

October 29: India vs A2, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

October 30: England vs South Africa, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

October 30: Windies vs B2, Perth Stadium, Perth

October 31: Pakistan vs New Zealand, Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane

October 31: Australia vs A1, Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane

November 1: South Africa vs Afghanistan, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

November 1: India vs England, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

November 2: A2 vs B1, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

November 2: New Zealand vs A1, Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane

November 3: Pakistan vs Windies, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

November 3: Australia vs B2, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

November 4: England vs Afghanistan, Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane

November 5: South Africa vs A2, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

November 5: India vs B1, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

November 6: Pakistan vs B2, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

November 6: Australia vs New Zealand, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

November 7: England vs A2, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

November 7: Windies vs A1, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

November 8: South Africa vs B1, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

November 8: India vs Afghanistan, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

SEMI-FINALS

November 11: To be decided, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

November 12: To be decided, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

FINAL

November 15: To be decided, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

Posted (edited)
Just now, Cricwala said:

5 weeks for a T20 tournament?!! Crazy...

There are 45 matches in this Edition compared to 35 matches in the 2016 T20 WC Edition.

Edited by rageaddict
Posted
17 minutes ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

ICC not having a confirmed Indo-Pak game? :hmmmm2: Color me surprised.

If I remember correctly, us and Pakistan were 1st and 2nd in the rankings when the draw was made so they said it wouldn't be fair having us in the same group

Posted (edited)

Eng vs India will be gore unlimited :phehe:, proper mauling in store for our chickens.

 

We are playing just 5 tests next year, our strongest format, players at the peak of their powers, our only team worth following which can also leave behind a legacy :facepalm:. Stupidity of BCCI is next level. 

 

2020 will see a lot of boring so called 'cricket'

:wp90: against NZ

3 against RSA

3 against Aus

3 against SL

3 against Eng

Asia Cup :wp90:

mega long :wp90: WC

 

Last but not the least this monstrosity :wp90:^:wp90:

3f87au.gif

 

Public ko to har saal chewtiya banate hai, 2020 mein aur bhi jamkar banayenge ye saare

Angry Hate GIF

Fukc BCCIdiots

Fukc :wp90:...albeit not literally :puke:

Edited by Gollum
Posted
10 hours ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

are these home or away t20 series 

RSA, Eng home

Aus away just before the T20 WC

 

You can check the OP of this thread, I will update if/when there are any confirmed changes. 

 

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