The official timetable for the 2023 Asia Cup has been released. This tournament
will take place in both Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Below is the detailed schedule
for the Asia Cup 2023, which includes the complete list of matches, dates,
locations, and match times.
The 2023
version of the Asia Cup will follow the 50-over cricket format and will serve
as a preliminary event before the World Cup later this year. After much
discussion and adjustments due to political tensions between Pakistan and
India, the Asia Cup schedule has finally been unveiled.
It was
previously known that the Asia Cup matches would be split between Pakistan and
Sri Lanka, with India's matches scheduled to be held in Sri Lanka. However, the
preliminary version of the match schedule underwent several changes before the
Asian Cricket Council finalized the current version.
Initially, the
six teams will be split into two sets of three teams each. The leading two
teams from each group will advance to the Super Fours stage. From the Super
Fours, the top two teams will proceed to the Final showdown. Here's an overview
of how the teams will be grouped:
Group A: Pakistan,
India, Nepal
Group B: Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka
Asia Cup 2023
Schedule: Locations The Asia Cup is set to kick off on August 30, a day ahead
of the original draft schedule. Pakistan will host four matches, spread across
Multan and Lahore, while the remaining nine matches are scheduled to take place
in Sri Lanka, spanning Kandy and Colombo.
Asia Cup 2023
Overview The tournament will commence with Pakistan as the host, facing Nepal
in Multan. The final match is scheduled to be held at the R Premadasa
International Cricket Stadium in Colombo.
The highly
anticipated clash between India and Pakistan during the group stage will take
place in Kandy on September 2. Should both teams advance to the Super Fours,
they are set to meet at the same venue once again on September 10.
Asia Cup 2023
Schedule: Full fixtures list
*All timings
local*
August 30: Pakistan vs Nepal, Multan, Pakistan, 2:30 pm
August 31: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 2: Pakistan vs India, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 3: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Lahore, Pakistan, 2:30 pm
September 4: India vs Nepal, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 5: Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan, Lahore, Pakistan, 2:30 pm
September 6: A1 vs B2, Lahore, Pakistan, 2:30 pm
September 9: B1 vs B2, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 10: A1 vs A2, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 12: A2 vs B1, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 14: A1 vs B1, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 15: A2 vs B2, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3 pm
September 17: Final (Super Fours 1 vs Super Fours 2), Colombo, Sri
Lanka, 3 pm
If Pakistan and India successfully advance, they will be designated as A1 and
A2, respectively. However, if Nepal manages to secure a place in the Super
Fours ahead of either team, they will assume the A1 or A2 position accordingly.
Likewise,
within Group B, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will hold the positions B1 and B2,
respectively. If Afghanistan manages to progress beyond the initial stage, they
will claim either of these positions.
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