ICC confirms schedule till 2035: England to continue hosting WTC Final, ODI World Cup returns to subcontinent

Australia is the reigning ODI World Cup champion. | Photo Credit: AFP

The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Sunday announced the timeline and host nations for its global men’s tournaments till 2035.

The confirmed schedule runs from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2028 in Australia and New Zealand up to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2035.

“The ICC events portfolio and schedule are critical components of cricket’s global architecture and deliver elevated context, competitiveness and consequence to the ecosystem. We also recognise the importance of providing athletes and member associations long-term visibility of these events to enable development of improved player pathways, focused high-performance programmes and structured calendars,” the ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta said in a release.

ICC Tournaments schedule

• 2028 - ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2028 - Australia, New Zealand - 12 October to 12 November
• 2029 - ICC World Test Championship Final 2029 - England - 8 to 12 June
• 2029 - ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2029 - India - 9 to 28 October
• 2030 - ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2030 - England, Ireland, Scotland - 4 July to 4 August
• 2031 - ICC World Test Championship Final 2031 - England - 12 to 16 June
• 2031 - ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2031 - India, Bangladesh - 9 October to 23 November
• 2032 - ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2032 - TBC - 14 October to 14 November
• 2033 - ICC World Test Championship Final 2033 - TBC - 9 to 13 June
• 2033 - ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2033 - TBC - 2 to 23 October
• 2034 - ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2034 - TBC - 6 July to 6 August
• 2035 - ICC World Test Championship Final 2035 - TBC - 7 to 11 June
• 2035 - ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2035 - TBC - 2 October to 18 November