ICC is Ready to make it happen Seventh Edition of the ICC Men’s World Cup 2021. As per the Schedule by ICC it was to be held in Australia from 17th October to 14th November 2021. But Covid-19 Pandemic Makes it impossible to happened and ICC Postponed it to 2021. ICC T20 World Cup 2021 Fixtures, Start Date, Time.

Previous Season of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Played in the Year 2016. Whereas West Indies vs England Face Each other in the Final Match. Carlos Braithwaite the Man Behind England’s Victory. He Hit Four Consecutive Sixes in the Final Over and Wins Match and West Indies win their Second ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup.ICC Cricket T20 World Cup Schedule & Fixture Details

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T20 is the Shortest form of Cricket and also the most Thrilled Format. So for the Cricket Fans, 2021 year will be the Most Entertaining Because ICC Men’s T20 World Cup will take place from October to November. A total of 16 Teams Will take part in the upcoming T20 World CUP. While 45 Matches will be played from October to November.

The Previous Schedule of the 2020 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Starts on 17th October and End On 14th November. But Because of the Covid-19 Pandemic, it’s Postponed to 2021. Therefore ICC has not confirmed yet the Schedule for 2021. And whether the Previous schedule will be continued or There will be Changes in the Schedule. It will very Soon By the Officials. So Stay tuned with us to catch the Updated Details.

ICC T20 Cricket World Cup 2021 Fixtures

The Following Schedule is for the 2020 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. Whereas it was postponed to 2021. So it is likely to be a similar schedule. The Minor Changes will be there. And also the Confirmed Schedule Of the 2021 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup will be announced very soon By the officials. So we will update the Schedule on our page as soon as possible.

Date	Match Details	Round	Group
18th Oct	Sri Lanka vs Ireland	First Round	Group A
18th Oct	Papua New Guinea vs Oman	First Round	Group A
19th Oct	Bangladesh vs Namibia	First Round	Group B
19th Oct	Netherlands vs Scotland	First Round	Group B
20th Oct	Ireland vs Oman	First Round	Group A
20th Oct	Sri Lanka vs Papua New Guinea	First Round	Group A
21st Oct	Namibia vs Scotland	First Round	Group B
21st Oct	Bangladesh vs Netherlands	First Round	Group B
22nd Oct	Papua New Guinea vs Ireland	First Round	Group A
22nd Oct	Sri Lanka vs Oman	First Round	Group A
23rd Oct	Netherlands vs Namibia	First Round	Group B
23rd Oct	Bangladesh vs Scotland	First Round	Group B
24th Oct	Australia vs Pakistan	Super 12	Group 1
24th Oct	India vs South Africa	Super 12	Group 2
25th Oct	TBC vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
25th Oct	New Zealand vs West Indies	Super 12	Group 1
26th Oct	Afghanistan vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
26th Oct	England vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
27th Oct	New Zealand vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
28th Oct	Afghanistan vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
28th Oct	Australia vs West Indies	Super 12	Group 1
29th Oct	Pakistan vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
29th Oct	India vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
30th Oct	England vs South Africa	Super 12	Group 2
30th Oct	West Indies vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
31st Oct	New Zealand vs Pakistan	Super 12	Group 1
31st Oct	Australia vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
1st Nov	Afghanistan vs South Africa	Super 12	Group 2
1st Nov	India vs England	Super 12	Group 2
2nd Nov	TBC vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
2nd Nov	New Zealand vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
3rd Nov	Pakistan vs West Indies	Super 12	Group 1
4th Nov	Australia vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
4th Nov	Afghanistan vs England	Super 12	Group 2
5th Nov	South Africa vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
5th Nov	India vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
6th Nov	Pakistan vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
6th Nov	Australia vs New Zealand	Super 12	Group 1
7th Nov	England vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
7th Nov	West Indies vs TBC	Super 12	Group 1
8th Nov	South Africa vs TBC	Super 12	Group 2
8th Nov	India vs Afghanistan	Super 12	Group 2
11th Nov	TBC vs TBC, Semi Final 1
12th Nov	TBC vs TBC, Semi Final 2
15th Nov	TBC vs TBC, Final

The groupings:

Round 1

Group A: Sri Lanka, Ireland, the Netherlands and Namibia
Group B: Bangladesh, Scotland, Papua New Guinea and Oman

Super 12s

Group 1: England, Australia, South Africa, West Indies, A1 and B2.
Group 2: India, Pakistan, New Zealand, Afghanistan, A2 and B1.

Vice President Emirates Cricket Board, Khalid Al Zarooni: “Understanding the current sporting climate, in such unprecedented times, Emirates Cricket congratulates the ICC, the BCCI and the respective teams on today’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 groupings’ announcement. 

“Looking at these groups we anticipate a highly competitive, thoroughly enjoyable spectacle of international cricket. This is truly an aspirational tournament and one the wider UAE Cricket team is extremely excited to be involved in.” 

BCCI President Sourav Ganguly: “It is good to get Oman in the frame of world cricket with the hosting of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. It will help a lot of young players take an interest in the game. We know it will be a world-class event in this part of the world.”

Oman Cricket Chairman, Pankaj Khimji: “Oman Cricket has come a long way and today is a watershed moment for us to have ICC and BCCI here at Oman Cricket Academy to announce the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup groups!