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The final two teams that will take part in the ICC Men’s ODI Cricket World Cup 2023 in India from 5th October have now been revealed. Former champions Sri Lanka and Netherlands are the two teams that have progressed from the Cricket World Cup 2023 qualifiers to be held in Zimbabwe since last month.
The Netherlands on Thursday qualified for the ODI World Cup with a stunning four-wicket win over Scotland, now Team India’s full schedule for the World Cup 2023 can be revealed. India will take on the Netherlands in their final league stage match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, which is home to former Indian skipper Virat Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).
Sri Lanka, who is the second team to qualify for the ODI World Cup 2023, will face off in a replay of the 2011 World Cup final on November 2 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
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Check out Team India’s complete Cricket World Cup 2023 schedule here…
8 October India vs Australia MA Chidambaram Stadium (Chennai) – 2 PM
October 11 India vs Afghanistan Arun Jaitley Stadium (Delhi) – 2 PM
15 October India vs Pakistan Narendra Modi Stadium (Ahmedabad) – 2 PM
October 19 India vs Bangladesh MCA Stadium (Pune) – 2 PM
22 October India vs New Zealand HPCA Stadium (Dharamshala) – 2 PM
October 29 India vs England Ekana Stadium (Lucknow) – 2 PM
november 2 India vs Sri Lanka, Wankhede Stadium (Mumbai) – 2 PM
november 5 India vs South Africa, Eden Gardens (Kolkata) – 2 PM
11 November India vs Netherlands, M Chinnaswamy Stadium (Bengaluru) – 2 PM
Greetings, #cwc23 , pic.twitter.com/jGYdAmruv0– ICC (@ICC) 6 July 2023
Bas de Leede’s brilliant maiden ODI hundred powered Netherlands into the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 with a dramatic four-wicket win over Scotland. At various points throughout the match, victory looked impossible for the Dutch, who knew they would need to chase down the target of 278 in just 44 overs due to Scotland’s superior net run-rate.
But De Leede was an inspired man from Bulawayo, who combined with Saqib Zulfiqar to score 40 off just 11 balls before Logan van Beek scored the winning run to seal qualification.
De Leede was impressive with bat and ball, taking a five-wicket haul in the first ODI and then scoring 123 with the bat to help the Netherlands win and book a ticket to India later this year. After putting Scotland into bat, the Netherlands got off to a bright start as Logan van Beek (1/49) dismissed Matthew Cross (0) in the very first over.
But Scotland steadied the ship through Christopher McBride (32) and Brandon McMullen (106), before opener McBride became the first of De Leede’s five wicket haul, going straight into the hands of Van Beek at midwicket and George Munsey (9) Fell down after a while.
But McMullen began to take control of the innings with Richie Berrington (64) heading for his second career century. The pair put on a partnership of over 150 runs, taking Scotland to 201 for four when McMullen was eventually caught by Scott Edwards off Ryan Klein.
