The stage is set for a thrilling showdown as the fixtures for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2023 have been officially announced. With six teams still in contention for the final two spots at the highly anticipated India 2023 tournament, the stakes have never been higher.
In Group A, hosts Zimbabwe demonstrated their dominance, securing a flawless record of four wins in four matches, accumulating eight points. Meanwhile, West Indies fought hard, notching two victories and two losses in their four encounters, earning them four points. The Netherlands showcased their prowess, claiming three wins and suffering only one loss, garnering six points to solidify their place in the top three positions.
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Over in Group B, Sri Lanka proved their mettle by claiming four victories in as many matches, cementing their place among the top contenders. Oman displayed a commendable performance, winning two matches and enduring two losses, earning them four points. Scotland showcased their determination, securing three wins out of four matches and collecting six points.
As per the ICC, all points earned against opponents who progressed from the group stage will be carried forward into the Super Six stage. In this next phase, each team will face the sides they did not encounter in the group stage. The top two teams from the Super Six stage will ultimately advance to the prestigious ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023.
Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka will carry four points each into the Super Six, underlining their early success and setting a strong foundation for the upcoming matches. Scotland and the Netherlands will bring two points into the next stage, giving them a fighting chance to secure their spots in the highly coveted tournament. The complete standings can be accessed through the ICC’s official channels.
For the four teams that did not progress to the Super Six stage, the journey continues in Zimbabwe as they enter the playoff phase. These teams will engage in a battle of resilience and determination, aiming to leave their mark on the competition.
The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2023 has showcased fierce competition and immense talent, as teams strive to claim their rightful places in the pinnacle of cricket. The remaining fixtures promise intense encounters, with every match carrying the weight of dreams and aspirations.
Cricket enthusiasts around the world eagerly await the outcome of these decisive matches, as the final two teams to join the elite group of competitors in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 will soon be revealed. As the journey unfolds, the spirit of cricket prevails, reminding us of the resilience and passion that fuels this beloved sport.
| Date | Match | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday, 29 June | Super 6: Zimbabwe v Oman | Queen’s Sports Club |
| Friday, 30 June | Super 6: Sri Lanka v Netherlands | Queen’s Sports Club |
| Playoff: Ireland v USA | Takashinga Cricket Club | |
| Saturday, 1 July | Super 6: Scotland v West Indies | Harare Sports Club |
| Sunday, 2 July | Super 6: Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka | Queen’s Sports Club |
| Playoff: Nepal v UAE | Takashinga Cricket Club | |
| Monday, 3 July | Super 6: Netherlands v Oman | Harare Sports Club |
| Tuesday, 4 July | Super 6: Zimbabwe v Scotland | Queen’s Sports Club |
| Playoff: 7th v 8th | Takashinga Cricket Club | |
| Wednesday, 5 July | Super 6: West Indies v Oman | Harare Sports Club |
| Thursday, 6 July | Super 6: Scotland v Netherlands | Queen’s Sports Club |
| Playoff: 9th v 10th | Takashinga Cricket Club | |
| Friday, 07 July | Super 6: Sri Lanka v West Indies | Harare Sports Club |
| Sunday, 09 July | Final | Harare Sports Club |
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