Seventeen of the 20 teams will play warm-up games slated from May 27 till June 1 across the USA and Trinidad and Tobago, the ICC stated
Rohit Sharma. Pic/AFP
India will take on Bangladesh in their T20 World Cup warm-up fixture in the USA on June 1, the International Cricket Council announced on Friday. The venue and time of India’s fixture is yet to be announced.
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Seventeen of the 20 teams will play warm-up games slated from May 27 till June 1 across the USA and Trinidad and Tobago, the ICC stated.
South Africa will be playing an intra-squad match on May 29 in Florida. Defending champions England, last edition’s runner-up Pakistan and semi-finalists New Zealand will not be playing any warm-up matches.
England are hosting Pakistan in a four-match bilateral series, beginning May 22. Having toured Pakistan for a five-match T20I series, New Zealand will straightaway begin their campaign against Afghanistan on June 8.
The venues for hosting the 16 warm-up matches, include Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium in Texas, Broward County Stadium in Florida, Queen’s Park Oval and Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad and Tobago.
The warm-up fixtures will not have T20I status, allowing teams to field all members of their 15-player squad. In a departure from the previous cycle, teams can now choose to play up to two warm-up matches, depending on their arrival for the event.
The match between the West Indies and Australia at Queen’s Park Oval, Trinidad and Tobago on May 30 will be open to fans.
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