Cricket Country Staff
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Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Jan 29, 2015, 05:27 PM (IST)
Edited: Jan 29, 2015, 05:27 PM (IST)
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has made public the schedule for ICC events up to the year 2019. The ICC World T20 2016 will be hosted by India. The tournament will run from March 11 to April 3. The decision, among others, was made during a Board meeting, held in Dubai on Thursday.
Tournament | Venue | Duration |
ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers 2015 | Ireland/Scotland | 6-26 July 2015 |
ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2016 | Bangladesh | 22 January-14 February 2016 |
ICC World Twenty20 2016 | India | 11 March-3 April 2016 |
ICC Champions Trophy 2017 | England | 1 June-19 June 2017 |
ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 | England | 4 August-27 August 2017 |
ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2018 | New Zealand | 12 January-4 February 2018 |
ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers 2018 | Bangladesh | 1 March-4 April 2018 |
ICC Women’s World Twenty20 2018 | West Indies | 2 November-25 November 2018 |
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 | England | 30 May-15 July 2019 |
The hosting rights of the ICC World Cup 2019 have been awarded to England and the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 along with the ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 will be staged by the same hosts. The Under 19 World Cup 2016 will be hosted by Bangladesh, while New Zealand has been awarded rights to the 2018 version of the juniors tournament.
West Indies will host the ICC Women’s World T20 2018. Bangladesh has also been awarded hosting rights of the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers 2018. The ICC World T20 Qualifiers 2015 will be hosted by minnows, Scotland and Ireland.
Holding its first meeting of the year at the ICC headquarters, which was chaired by N Srinivasan and presided by Mustafa Kamal in the presence of all the full-member and associate representatives, the board took some major decisions and issued quite a few directives to the cricket world.
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