Pakistan’s roadmap in the ICC ODI World Cup: Visiting tea to play across five venues

Pakistan, one of the formidable contenders in the upcoming ODI World Cup, has an intriguing and challenging journey ahead during the league phase of the tournament. Scheduled to play across five venues, Pakistan’s campaign includes several crucial matches against top teams, as reportedly revealed in the proposed schedule released by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

1. India vs Pakistan (October 15, Ahmedabad):
The India vs Pakistan clash, a match awaited by cricket fans around the globe, will take place in Ahmedabad. This high-stakes encounter is expected to be a thrilling battle between two arch-rivals, showcasing their fierce rivalry and immense cricketing talent.

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2. Matches in Hyderabad (October 6 and 12):
Pakistan is slated to meet the two teams progressing from the Qualifier stage in Hyderabad. These matches will serve as crucial stepping stones in determining Pakistan’s progress in the tournament. The team will be keen to secure victories and consolidate their position in the league phase.

3. Pakistan vs Australia (October 20, Bengaluru):
In Bengaluru, Pakistan will face Australia, a formidable opponent known for their strong cricketing prowess. This encounter promises to be a gripping contest, pitting two cricketing powerhouses against each other.

4. Pakistan vs Afghanistan (October 23, Chennai):
Chennai will witness an exciting clash between Pakistan and Afghanistan. This match holds significance, as both teams will be eager to make their mark and secure crucial points in their World Cup campaign.

5. Pakistan vs South Africa (October 27, Chennai):
Continuing their journey in Chennai, Pakistan will lock horns with South Africa. This match presents an opportunity for both teams to showcase their skills and potentially gain an advantage in the league phase standings.

6. Pakistan vs Bangladesh (October 31, Kolkata):
The clash between Pakistan and Bangladesh in Kolkata adds another intriguing chapter to their rivalry. This encounter holds importance for both teams as they aim to secure a crucial victory and boost their chances of progressing further in the tournament.

7. Pakistan vs New Zealand (November 5, Bengaluru, day match):
Pakistan will face New Zealand in a day match in Bengaluru. This encounter between two skilled and competitive teams promises to be a gripping battle, with both sides aiming for a win to strengthen their position in the league phase.

8. Pakistan vs England (November 12, Kolkata):
In the proposed schedule, the final match of the league phase for Pakistan is against England in Kolkata. This match could potentially be a crucial decider for both teams, determining their fate in the tournament and setting the stage for further knockout stages.