Complete list of places in the ODI 2027 World Cup

THE ICC 2027 male cricket World Cup 2027 will be organized through South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia in October-November 2027, marking the first time that the tournament will be organized jointly by three African nations.

For South Africa, this is a return to accommodation tasks after almost two decades. The country organized for the last time a male event of the ICC in 2009 with the Champions Trophy, and before that, the first T20 World Cup in 2007 and the ODI 2003 World Cup. Women’s cricket also experienced major events in the Arc-en-Ciel Nation, including the 2005 Odi Women’s World Cup and the final of the T20 World Cup in 2023 where South Africa finished finalists.

South Africa Cricket reveals places for the ODI 2027 World Cup

Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirmed the creation of a local organizing committee and announced places for the master event. Of the 54 games, 44 will be organized in South Africa, while Zimbabwe and Namibia will share 10 games.

South Africa Lieuss

• Johannesburg – Wanderers Stadium (34,000 capacities)
• Pretoria – Centurion Park (22,000)
• Cape Town – Newlands Cricket Ground (25,000)
• Durban – Ground Kingsmead Cricket (25,000)
• Gqeberha – St George’s Park (19,000)
• Bloemfontein – Mangaung oval (20,000)
• East London – Buffalo Park (16,000)
• Paarl – Boland Park (10,000)

Zimbabwe Vesue

• Harare – Harare Sports Club (10,000)
• Bulawayo – Queens Sports Club (12,500)
• Namibia places
• Windhoek – Wanderers Cricket Ground
• Windhoek – United Ground (3,000)

Note: Namibia, as a co-host, must always qualify by the standard ICC way because they are not a full member.

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Male World Cup ICC 2027: Key facts

• Total matches: 54
• South Africa: 44 games
• Zimbabwe and Namibia: 10 games
• Dates: October-November 2027
• Teams: 14

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