Year |
Men’s Event (Teams / Matches) |
Women’s Event (Teams / Matches) |
U19 |
2024 |
T20 World Cup (20/55) |
T20 World Cup (10/23) |
Men’s CWC |
2025 |
Champions Trophy (8/15) World Test Championship Final (2/1) |
Cricket World Cup (8/31) |
Women’s T20WC |
2026 |
T20 World Cup (20/55) |
T20 World Cup (12/33) |
Men’s CWC |
2027 |
Cricket World Cup (14/54) World Test Championship Final (2/1) |
T20 Champions Trophy (6/16) |
Women’s T20WC |
2028 |
T20 World Cup (20/55) |
T20 World Cup (12/33) |
Men’s CWC |
2029 |
Champions Trophy (8/15) World Test Championship Final (2/1) |
Cricket World Cup (10/48) |
Women’s T20WC |
2030 |
T20 World Cup (20/55) |
T20 World Cup (12/33) |
Men’s CWC |
2031 |
Cricket World Cup (14/54) World Test Championship Final (2/1) |
T20 Champions Trophy (6/16) |
Women’s T20WC |
The ICC Board also approved the process for determining the hosts for all Men’s, Women’s and U19 events in the next cycle. The hosts for the Men’s events will be decided in September following a selection process that will get underway this month. The hosting process for Women’s and U19 events will commence in November and will be an opportunity to engage with a wider range of Members including first-time hosts.
The ICC Board has requested management focus its planning efforts for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 on the event being staged in the UAE with the possibility of including another venue in the Middle East. A final decision on the host country will be taken later this month. The Board also confirmed that the BCCI will remain the hosts of the event regardless of where the event is played.
ICC Acting Chief Executive Geoff Allardice said: “Having the ICC event schedule confirmed through to 2031 is a significant step forward for cricket and will form the basis of our growth strategy for the next decade.
“The revised approach to selecting hosts for our events will give us much more flexibility to grow the game and engage new fans. There is a smaller pool of countries with the infrastructure needed to host our senior Men’s events which narrows the selection process. Additionally, many of our Members expressed interest in hosting Women’s and U19 events which gives us a great opportunity to stage events in established and emerging cricket nations.”