The International Cricket Council (ICC) has unveiled the schedule and host venues for major men’s cricket tournaments between 2028 and 2035. Australia, New Zealand, England, India, Bangladesh, Ireland and Scotland have been confirmed as hosts for several upcoming events.
The ICC Board finalised the schedule during its meeting in Bali, announcing dates for major international competitions and World Test Championship finals. Australia and New Zealand will jointly host the 2028 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, which is set to run from October 12 to November 12.
England has been selected to stage the 2029 World Test Championship final from June 8 to 12, while India will host the 2029 Champions Trophy between October 9 and 28. The 2030 Men’s T20 World Cup will be jointly organised by England, Ireland and Scotland from July 4 to August 4. India and Bangladesh will then share hosting duties for the 2031 Cricket World Cup, while venues for tournaments scheduled from 2032 onwards have not yet been finalised.
England will also stage the 2031 World Test Championship final from June 12 to 16. Later in the year, India and Bangladesh will co-host the Men’s Cricket World Cup from October 9 to November 23.
The ICC has announced dates for tournaments in 2032 and 2033, but has yet to reveal their host nations. The 2032 Men’s T20 World Cup will be held from October 14 to November 14. The 2033 World Test Championship final is scheduled for June 9 to 13, followed by the Champions Trophy from October 2 to 23.
The calendar also features the 2034 Men’s T20 World Cup, scheduled to take place from July 6 to August 6, and the 2035 World Test Championship final, which will be held from June 7 to 11. The Men’s Cricket World Cup in 2035 is set for October 2 to November 18. The host countries for all three competitions are yet to be confirmed. The ICC has also maintained its plan to stage the World Test Championship final every two years in June through 2035.
South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia are set to jointly host the 2027 Men’s Cricket World Cup. Australia are the reigning Men’s Cricket World Cup champions, South Africa currently hold the World Test Championship mace, while India are the defending champions of both the Men’s T20 World Cup and the Champions Trophy.
