ICC World Cup 2023: Warm-up MatchesICC World Cup 2023: Warm-up Matches

The ICC World Cup warm-up matches spring into action starting September 29. Dive into the full lineup and discover how to catch every moment live! The drumroll begins! As cricket fanatics worldwide pull up their socks for the upcoming ICC World Cup 2023, there’s a little starter before the main course. And guess what? The warm-up matches are all set to be not just an appetizer but a grand feast of their own!

Come September 29th, the pitch roars back to life, echoing the rapturous claps and cheers from the audience. On this very day, cricket enthusiasts have not one, not two, but three blockbuster matches to devour!

Imagine the tension, the strategy, the energy when Bangladesh confronts Sri Lanka at the scenic Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. Both these teams have a history, a baggage of wins and losses, that they’ll bring onto the field. Not too far from there, South Africa and Afghanistan are all geared up to face-off at the majestic Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram. While the Proteas are known for their strong gameplay, Afghanistan’s meteoric rise in the cricket world is nothing short of a cinematic tale. And if that wasn’t enough for Day 1, we have New Zealand and Pakistan battling it out at the sprawling Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.

ICC World Cup 2023 Team India, Warm-up matches

But hold onto your hats, because the next day, September 30, continues the cricketing saga! India, with its passionate cricket legacy, challenges the English lions in a repeat performance at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium. And then, adding a twist to the tale, Australia and the Netherlands go head-to-head in Thiruvananthapuram.

The excitement refuses to simmer down as we head into October. The 2nd day of the month witnesses a classic rivalry: England versus Bangladesh in Guwahati. Meanwhile, Thiruvananthapuram becomes a melting pot of strategies and cricketing prowess with New Zealand and South Africa locking eyes.

The crescendo reaches its peak on October 3. In a series of spectacular showdowns, Afghanistan takes on Sri Lanka, India matches wits with the Netherlands, and Pakistan challenges Australia’s might – all under the same sun, but in the separate arenas of Guwahati, Thiruvananthapuram, and Hyderabad respectively.

How to Watch Warm-up Matches

Wondering about the timings? Every match is a daytime treat, set to begin at 2 PM sharp.

For those who can’t make it to the stadium, fret not! The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 warm-up games come straight to your screens live via the Star Sports channels. And if that doesn’t work out? Just log into the Disney+Hotstar app or website, and immerse yourself in the game for free!

ICC World Cup : Warm-up Matches Schedule

DateTimeTeamsVenue
29-Sep2:00 PMBangladesh v Sri LankaBarsapara, Guwahati
29-Sep2:00 PMSouth Africa v AfghanistanGreenfield, Thiruvananthapuram
29-Sep2:00 PMNew Zealand v PakistanRajiv Gandhi, Hyderabad
30-Sep2:00 PMIndia v EnglandBarsapara, Guwahati
30-Sep2:00 PMAustralia v NetherlandsGreenfield, Thiruvananthapuram
2-Oct2:00 PMEngland v BangladeshBarsapara, Guwahati
2-Oct2:00 PMNew Zealand v South AfricaGreenfield, Thiruvananthapuram
3-Oct2:00 PMAfghanistan v Sri LankaBarsapara, Guwahati
3-Oct2:00 PMIndia v NetherlandsGreenfield, Thiruvananthapuram
3-Oct2:00 PMPakistan v AustraliaRajiv Gandhi, Hyderabad

The mood is set, the players are ready, and the world watches in anticipation. Let the warm-up games herald the grandeur that is to come. It’s not just about cricket; it’s about passion, strategy, and the relentless pursuit of victory.

So, whether you’re at the stadium, home, or anywhere else – join in, because the World Cup fever is just beginning!

By Gretakgawshik

Dinesh Gretakgawshik, a seasoned writer and editor for HelloNewz.com, is known for transforming complex news into digestible content. With two years at HelloNewz.com, his versatile articles inspire, educate and provoke thought.

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