ICC T20 World Cup 2026 Schedule Announced; Here Is The Full Match List

ICC T20 World Cup 2026

ICC T20 World Cup 2026 Schedule Announced. The complete official schedule for the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 from February 7 to March 8 in India and Sri Lanka is out now. The tournament features 20 teams competing at 8 different venues and will have 40 league stage games as well as 3 knockout rounds, for 29 straight days of nonstop cricket.

8 Venues Selected Across Two Host Nations

India has 5 venues: Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and Dharamsala, while Sri Lanka has 3 venues: Colombo, Dambulla and Kandy.

To help viewers from around the world, the matches have been set up with 3 different starting times: 11 am, 3 pm, and 7 pm IST. The final match will be held on March 8 in either Ahmedabad or Colombo, based on qualification and logistics.

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Group Stage, Super 8 Stage, and Knockout Stages

The four groups consist of five teams. The top two teams from each group will move on to the Super 8 stage.

The top teams from the two Super 8 groups will move on to the semi-finals. The semi-finals will be played in Kolkata or Colombo and Mumbai. The Super 8 venues include Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Colombo.

ICC T20 World Cup 2026 – Groups

GroupTeams
Group AIndia, Pakistan, USA, Netherlands, Namibia
Group BSri Lanka, Australia, Ireland, Zimbabwe, Oman
Group CEngland, West Indies, Bangladesh, Nepal, Italy
Group DNew Zealand, South Africa, Afghanistan, Canada, UAE

ICC T20 World Cup 2026 – Full Schedule

DateMatchVenue
7 FebPakistan vs NetherlandsSSC, Colombo
7 FebWest Indies vs BangladeshKolkata
7 FebIndia vs USAMumbai
8 FebNew Zealand vs AfghanistanDharamsala
8 FebSri Lanka vs NamibiaDambulla
9 FebEngland vs West IndiesDharamsala
9 FebBangladesh vs NepalKolkata
10 FebZimbabwe vs OmanSSC, Colombo
10 FebSouth Africa vs IrelandDambulla
11 FebAustralia vs ZimbabwePremadasa, Colombo
11 FebSri Lanka vs IrelandDambulla
12 FebPakistan vs USAChennai
12 FebIndia vs NamibiaMumbai
13 FebBangladesh vs ItalyDharamsala
13 FebEngland vs NepalKolkata
14 FebAustralia vs OmanPremadasa, Colombo
14 FebSri Lanka vs ZimbabweSSC, Colombo
15 FebIndia vs PakistanChennai
15 FebNetherlands vs NamibiaMumbai
16 FebAustralia vs Sri LankaKandy
16 FebNew Zealand vs CanadaDambulla
17 FebIreland vs ZimbabweChennai
17 FebBangladesh vs OmanPremadasa, Colombo
18 FebSouth Africa vs UAEDambulla
18 FebPakistan vs NamibiaChennai
19 FebIndia vs NetherlandsMumbai
19 FebWest Indies vs ItalyKolkata
20 FebSri Lanka vs OmanKandy
20 FebAustralia vs IrelandPremadasa, Colombo
21 FebX1 vs X2Dharamsala
21 FebX3 vs X4Kolkata
22 FebEngland vs CanadaMumbai
22 FebBangladesh vs NepalKolkata
23 FebNew Zealand vs UAEDharamsala
23 FebSouth Africa vs AfghanistanMumbai
24 FebX1 vs X3Chennai
24 FebX2 vs X4Ahmedabad
25 FebX5 vs X6Chennai
25 FebX7 vs X8Kolkata
26 FebX1 vs X4Colombo
26 FebX2 vs X3Ahmedabad
27 FebX5 vs X8Chennai
27 FebX6 vs X7Kolkata
28 FebX1 vs X2Kolkata
28 FebX3 vs X4Colombo
1 MarX5 vs X7Ahmedabad
1 MarX6 vs X8Chennai
4 MarSemi-Final 1Kolkata / Colombo
6 MarSemi-Final 2Mumbai
8 MarFinalAhmedabad / Colombo

Rohit Sharma: Icon and Original Brand Ambassador

Rohit Sharma has been named the first active cricketer to be the Brand Ambassador of the ICC T20 World Cup 2026. This is the first time that an active cricketer has been selected to represent an ICC global event.

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Fans are looking forward to what will be an amazing tournament filled with exciting matchups and historic rivalries. Adding to it will be the inaugural performances of, along with the likes of Nepal, Italy, Canada, and the USA. With only 44 days to go until February 7. The countdown is now officially underway.

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