- ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 warm-up matches to be held across Brisbane and Melbourne
- First Round warm-ups to take place from 10-13 October, with Super 12 teams to play on 17 and 19 October
- Warm-up, First Round and Super 12 fixtures available at t20worldcup.com/fixtures
The official warm-up fixtures for all 16 teams of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 have been announced, with matches to be played across Brisbane and Melbourne.
First Round teams will commence their preparations in Melbourne, with matches split between the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Junction Oval from 10-13 October.
Teams starting in the Super 12 stage will play all warm-up fixtures over two match days in Brisbane on October 17 and 19. These matches will be played at The Gabba and Allan Border Field.
The first warm-up fixture will feature two-time champions West Indies against United Arab Emirates at Junction Oval on 10 October, with each of the First Round teams to play two warm-up matches each.
Hosts Australia will play their only official warm-up fixture against India on 17 October at The Gabba. In addition to Australia, world number one India will face New Zealand on 19 October, also at The Gabba.
Warm-up fixtures will not be open to spectators, however the four warm-up matches at The Gabba on 17 and 19 October will be broadcast live by the ICC’s Global Broadcast Partner Star Sports. Also, the ICC digital channels will feature live scores and match highlights for all matches.
As per previous ICC events, the warm-up fixtures will not carry official T20 International status.
The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 begins on October 16 when Sri Lanka faces Namibia at Kardinia Park Stadium in Geelong.
Tickets for ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 matches are on sale at t20worldcup.com, with children’s tickets starting from just $5 and adult tickets priced from $20.
ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 warm-up fixtures (All times are local):
DATE | FIXTURE | VENUE | TIME |
10 Oct | West Indies v UAE | Junction Oval | 11h00 |
10 Oct | Scotland v Netherlands | Junction Oval | 15h00 |
10 Oct | Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe | MCG | 19h00 |
11 Oct | Namibia v Ireland | MCG | 19h00 |
12 Oct | West Indies v Netherlands | MCG | 19h00 |
13 Oct | Zimbabwe v Namibia | Junction Oval | 11h00 |
13 Oct | Sri Lanka v Ireland | Junction Oval | 15h00 |
13 Oct | Scotland v UAE | MCG | 19h00 |
17 Oct | Australia v India | The Gabba | 14h00 |
17 Oct | New Zealand v South Africa | Allan Border Field | 14h00 |
17 Oct | England v Pakistan | The Gabba | 18h00 |
17 Oct | Afghanistan v Bangladesh | Allan Border Field | 18h00 |
19 Oct | Afghanistan v Pakistan | The Gabba | 13h00 |
19 Oct | Bangladesh v South Africa | Allan Border Field | 18h00 |
19 Oct | New Zealand v India | The Gabba | 18h00 |
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