ICC Approves Cricket World Cup Schedule From 2028 to 2035

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has approved the schedule for major men’s cricket events from 2028 to 2035. The board confirmed the dates after meetings in Bali, Indonesia.

The schedule covers the Men’s Cricket World Cup, the T20 World Cup, the Champions Trophy, and the World Test Championship final.

Key Dates and Hosts

• T20 World Cup 2028: Australia and New Zealand, October 12 to November 12
• T20 World Cup 2030: England, Ireland and Scotland, July 4 to August 4
• T20 World Cup 2032: Host not yet named, October 14 to November 14
• T20 World Cup 2034: Host not yet named, July 6 to August 6
• Cricket World Cup 2031: India and Bangladesh, October 9 to November 23
• Cricket World Cup 2035: Host not yet named, October 2 to November 18
• Champions Trophy 2029: India, October 9 to 28
• Champions Trophy 2033: Host not yet named, October dates to be confirmed
• World Test Championship final 2029: England, June 8 to 12
• World Test Championship final 2031: England, June 12 to 16
• World Test Championship finals 2033 and 2035: Hosts not yet named

What ICC Said

ICC Chief Executive Sanjog Gupta said the schedule is a key part of cricket’s global system. He said these events give players and fans important chances. He also said they push young players to reach the top level.

He added that announcing the schedule early helps players and member boards prepare. It also helps them build organized cricket calendars.