The revised schedule of the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup was announced by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday, 9 October. Eight fixtures have undergone date alterations, owing to a variety of reasons.
The highly anticipated clash between hosts India and neighbours Pakistan, which was scheduled to be held in Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium on 15 October, has now been preponed to 14 October. This development takes place after concerns raised about the availability of necessary safety measures on 15 October, with it also being the first day of Navratri.
Meanwhile, there were also security concerns regarding the match between England and Pakistan. Whilst it was initially scheduled to be held on 12 October in Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, it will now take place a day prior, owing to Kali Puja festivities in the city of joy.
Revised fixtures of 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup.
(Photo: ICC)
List of Rescheduled Fixtures:
England vs Bangladesh – 10 October, 10:30am
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka – 10 October, 2pm
Australia vs South Africa – 12 October, 2pm
New Zealand vs Bangladesh – 13 October, 2pm
India vs Pakistan – 14 October, 2pm
England vs Afghanistan – 15 October, 2pm
Australia vs Bangladesh – 11 November, 10:30am
England vs Pakistan – 11 November, 2pm
India vs Netherlands – 12 November, 2pm
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