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On Saturday, October 7, Bangladesh will begin their campaign in the 2023 ODI World Cup with a match against their Asian rivals, Afghanistan, in Dharamsala. With the tournament taking place in subcontinental conditions, Bangladesh are optimistic of making a significant impact.
Get Your Calendars Ready! ,
icc men @cricketworldcup 2023 schedule is still on__#cwc23https://t.co/j62Erj3d2c– ICC (@ICC) 27 June 2023
The International Cricket Council (ICC) unveiled the schedule of the tournament on Tuesday, 27 June. The event will begin with the much-anticipated rematch of the final of the previous edition, where England will face New Zealand on October 5 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The grand venue will also host the final on Sunday, 19 November.
Bangladesh earned automatic qualification for the ODI World Cup by finishing third on the points table. He won 15 of the 24 ODIs he played, lost eight, and one match ended in no result, accumulating 155 runs at a net run rate of +0.220.
After their opening encounter against Afghanistan in Dharamsala, Bangladesh will take on defending champions England at the same venue. After defeating England on home soil during the white-ball tour a few months back, the Bangla Tigers will be aiming to replicate their success.
Bangladesh’s final league stage match will be the one-dayer against Australia in Pune on Sunday, 12 November. Additionally, their opening match against Afghanistan and their match against New Zealand in Chennai are also scheduled as day matches. The tie against hosts India is scheduled for Thursday, 19 October in Pune.
Bangladesh’s schedule for the ICC World Cup 2023
Match 3: October 7 – Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Dharamsala, 10.30 AM IST
Match 7: October 10 – Bangladesh vs England, Dharamsala, 2.00 PM IST
Match 12: October 14 – Bangladesh vs New Zealand, Chennai, 10.30 AM IST
Match 17: October 19 – Bangladesh vs India, Pune, 2.00 PM IST
Match 23: October 24 – Bangladesh v South Africa, Mumbai, 2.00 PM IST
Match 27: October 28 – Bangladesh vs Qualifier 1, Kolkata, 2.00 PM IST
Match 31: October 31 – Bangladesh vs Pakistan, Kolkata, 2.00 PM IST
Match 38: 6 November – Bangladesh vs Qualifier 2, Delhi, 2.00 PM IST
Match 45: November 12 – Bangladesh vs Australia, Pune, 10.30 AM IST
