The ICC 2023 ODI World Cup, known as the Mahakumbh of cricket on Indian land, would begin on October 5 and conclude on November 19 with the final match. The last time Team India won the ODI World Cup was in 2011. ICC made a significant decision prior to this competition. India won’t be able to make use of home advantage this time around as a result of this decision.
Prior to the 2023 ODI World Cup
The ICC made a significant decision regarding the surface. ICC Chief Curator Andy Atkinson reportedly told all curators not to succumb to pressure from the home side when preparing pitches at all World Cup venues, including warm-up matches, in a meeting held on August 3 in Mumbai.
Let us explain that the home team always
has the advantage of being able to arrange the pitch to their liking. But it’s anticipated that Team India won’t have home home-field advantage this time.
The ICC head curator advised curators to avoid being pressured
by the host side when it comes to pitch preparation, according to a source who attended the discussion and spoke to The Telegraph. It should be kept in mind when preparing the pitch that it should be as sporting as feasible and not one that favors the host team.
The ODI World Cup warm-up schedule has been released by the ICC.
The exhibition games will begin on September 29 and continue through October 3. The first practice match for Rohit Sharma’s team will take place against England on 30 September in Guwahati. On October 3, Team India must compete in its second pregame encounter against the Netherlands.
On October 8th,
Team India will face Australia in the tournament’s opening game. In the group stage, Team India must play its nine games on nine different fields. Because the dirt is not the same everywhere, the wickets will differ in this circumstance.
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