World Cup 2023 All Details: one day world cup 2023 starts from Thursday, October 5. The first match of the tournament will be played between defending champions England and New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. A total of 48 matches including knockouts will be played in the World Cup, in which there will be 45 league matches. All the matches of the tournament will be played in 10 venues. The final match will be held on Sunday 19th November. Let us know when, where and how we will be able to watch all the matches of the tournament. Also know the schedule of the entire World Cup.
Where and how will you be able to watch it live?
All the matches of the World Cup will be telecast live on TV in India through Star Sports Network. Free live streaming of the matches will be done on Disney Pulse Hotstar.
All matches will be held at these 10 venues
- Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium (Ahmedabad)
- Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium (Hyderabad)
- Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium (Dharamshala)
- Arun Jaitley Stadium (Delhi)
- MA Chidambaram Stadium (Chennai)
- Ekana Cricket Stadium (Lucknow)
- Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium (Pune)
- M Chinnaswamy Stadium (Bengaluru)
- Wankhede Stadium (Mumbai)
- Eden Gardens (Kolkata).
The complete schedule for the World Cup is like this
- October 5: England vs New Zealand – Ahmedabad
- 6 October: Pakistan vs Netherlands – Hyderabad
- 7 October: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan- Dharamsala
- 7 October: South Africa vs Sri Lanka – Delhi
- 8 October: India vs Australia- Chennai
- 9 October: New Zealand vs Netherlands – Hyderabad
- 10 October: England vs Bangladesh-Dharamshala
- 10 October: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka- Hyderabad
- October 11: India vs Afghanistan- Delhi
- October 12: Australia vs South Africa- Lucknow
- October 13: New Zealand vs Bangladesh- Chennai
- October 14: India vs Pakistan- Ahmedabad
- October 15: England vs Afghanistan- Delhi
- 16 October: Australia vs Sri Lanka- Lucknow
- 17 October: South Africa vs Netherlands – Dharamsala
- 18 October: New Zealand vs Afghanistan- Chennai
- October 19: India vs Bangladesh- Pune
- October 20: Australia vs Pakistan – Bengaluru
- October 21: Netherlands vs Sri Lanka – Lucknow
- October 21: England vs South Africa- Mumbai
- October 22: India vs New Zealand – Dharamsala
- October 23: Pakistan vs Afghanistan- Chennai
- 24 October: South Africa vs Bangladesh- Mumbai
- 25 October: Australia vs Netherlands-Delhi
- October 26: England vs Sri Lanka – Bengaluru
- 27 October: Pakistan vs South Africa- Chennai
- 28 October: Australia vs New Zealand – Dharamshala
- 28 October: Netherlands vs Bangladesh – Kolkata
- 29 October: India vs England – Lucknow
- 30 October: Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka – Pune
- 31 October: Pakistan vs Bangladesh- Kolkata
- November 1: New Zealand vs South Africa- Pune
- November 2: India vs Sri Lanka- Mumbai
- 3 November: Netherlands vs Afghanistan- Lucknow
- November 4: New Zealand vs Pakistan – Bengaluru
- 4 November: England vs Australia- Ahmedabad
- 5 November: India vs South Africa – Kolkata
- 6 November: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka- Delhi
- 7 November: Australia vs Afghanistan- Mumbai
- 8 November: England vs Netherlands – Pune
- 9 November: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka – Bengaluru
- 10 November: South Africa vs Afghanistan- Ahmedabad
- November 11: Australia vs Bangladesh- Pune
- 11 November: England vs Pakistan- Kolkata
- November 12: India vs Netherlands – Bengaluru
- 15 November: Semifinal 1- Mumbai
- 16 November: Semifinal 2- Kolkata
- 19 November: Final- Ahmedabad.
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