T20 World Cup of Cricket – Full Schedule 2022

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The T20 World Cup launched at 16 Oct., and it will continue until 13 Nov. The Content below is the schedule of T20 in 2022, held in Australia.

First round

Group A: Sri Lanka, Namibia, United Arab Emirates, Netherlands
Group B: West Indies, Scotland, Zimbabwe, Ireland

October

  • 16 Sri Lanka v Namibia, Geelong
  • Namibia won by 55 runs

  • 16 UAE v Netherlands, Geelong
  • Netherlands won by three wickets

  • 17 West Indies v Scotland, Hobart
  • Scotland won by 42 runs

  • 17 Zimbabwe v Ireland, Hobart
  • Zimbabwe won by 31 runs

  • 18 Namibia v Netherlands, Geelong
  • Netherlands won by five wickets

  • 18 Sri Lanka v UAE, Geelong
  • Sri Lanka won by 79 runs

  • 19 Scotland v Ireland, Hobart
  • Ireland won by six wickets

  • 19 West Indies v Zimbabwe, Hobart
  • West Indies won by 31 runs

  • 20 Sri Lanka v Netherlands, Geelong
  • Sri Lanka won by 16 runs

  • 20 Namibia v UAE, Geelong
  • UAE won by 7 runs

  • 21 West Indies v Ireland, Hobart
  • Ireland won by nine wickets

  • 21 Scotland v Zimbabwe, Hobart
  • Zimbabwe won by five wickets

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Super 12

  • Group 1: Afghanistan, Australia, England, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Ireland
  • Group 2: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Netherlands

October

  • 22 New Zealand v Australia, Sydney
  • New Zealand won by 89 runs

  • 22 England v Afghanistan, Perth
  • England won by five wickets

  • 23 Sri Lanka v Ireland, Hobart
  • Sri Lanka won by nine wickets

  • 23 India v Pakistan, Melbourne
  • India won by four wickets

  • 24 Bangladesh v Netherlands, Hobart
  • Bangladesh won by nine runs

  • 24 South Africa v Zimbabwe, Hobart
  • No result

  • 25 Australia v Sri Lanka, Perth
  • Australia won by seven wickets

  • 26 England v Ireland, Melbourne
  • Ireland won by five runs (DLS method)

  • 26 New Zealand v Afghanistan, Melbourne
  • No result

  • 27 South Africa v Bangladesh, Sydney
  • South Africa won by 104 runs

  • 27 India v Netherlands, Sydney
  • India won by 56 runs

  • 27 Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Perth
  • Zimbabwe won by one run

  • 28 Afghanistan v Ireland, Melbourne
  • No result

  • 28 England v Australia, Melbourne
  • No result

  • 29 New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Sydney
  • New Zealand won by 65 runs

  • 30 Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, Brisbane
  • Bangladesh won by three runs

  • 30 Pakistan v Netherlands, Perth
  • Pakistan won by six wickets

  • 30 India v South Africa, Perth
  • South Africa won by five wickets

  • 31 Australia v Ireland, Brisbane (08:00 GMT)

November

  • 1 Afghanistan v Sri Lanka, Brisbane (04:00 GMT)
  • 1 England v New Zealand, Brisbane (08:00 GMT)
  • 2 Zimbabwe v Netherlands, Adelaide (04:00 GMT)
  • 2 India v Bangladesh, Adelaide (08:00 GMT)
  • 3 Pakistan v South Africa, Sydney (08:00 GMT)
  • 4 New Zealand v Ireland, Adelaide (04:00 GMT)
  • 4 Australia v Afghanistan, Adelaide (08:00 GMT)
  • 5 England v Sri Lanka, Sydney (08:00 GMT)
  • 6 South Africa v Netherlands, Adelaide (00:00 GMT)
  • 6 Pakistan v Bangladesh, Adelaide (04:00 GMT)
  • 6 India v Zimbabwe, Melbourne (08:00 GMT)

Knockout stage

  • 9 First semi-final, Sydney (08:00 GMT)
  • 10 Second semi-final, Adelaide (08:00 GMT)
  • 13 Final, Melbourne (08:00 GMT)

NB Fixtures and start times are subject to change. The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made

Source–T20 World Cup schedule by BBC

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