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India's Road To ODI World Cup 2027: Australia Opener And High-Voltage Pakistan Clash; Check Full Schedule & Venues

India will begin their campaign against Australia on October 7 in Cape Town, with the high-profile clash against Pakistan scheduled for October 10 in Johannesburg The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced India's schedule for the 2027 Men's ODI World Cup as the team is set to begin its campaign against Australia on October 7 in Cape Town. One of the most anticipated matches of the…

India's Road To ODI World Cup 2027: Australia Opener And High-Voltage Pakistan Clash; Check Full Schedule & Venues

India's cricket team is set to embark on their journey in the 2027 Men's ODI World Cup, beginning their campaign against Australia on October 7 in Cape Town. The highly anticipated match against their arch-rivals, Pakistan, is scheduled for October 10 in Johannesburg. This clash is expected to be one of the most thrilling encounters of the tournament.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has unveiled the detailed schedule for the 2027 ODI World Cup, which will be hosted jointly by South Africa, Namibia, and Zimbabwe from October 2 to November 21. India will be part of Group A, along with Australia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, and a Qualifier A team. India will face Afghanistan on October 14 in Tshwane, followed by a match against Qualifier A on October 17 in Bloemfontein. Their final group-stage match will be against Zimbabwe on October 24 in Victoria Falls.

The tournament will feature a total of 14 teams competing in 57 matches across 12 venues. The group stage will be followed by the Super 7 round, where the top seven teams will advance. The semi-finals are scheduled for November 17 in Cape Town and November 18 in Tshwane. The thrilling final will be held on November 21 in Johannesburg.

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